Reality television star and business mogul Kylie Jenner made a dramatic entrance on the red carpet at the 2026 LACMA Art+Film Gala in Los Angeles on November 7, stepping out in a striking custom couture gown from Paris-based Saudi fashion house Ashi Studio. The annual gala, co-chaired by Eva Chow and Leonardo DiCaprio and presented by Gucci at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, brought together leading figures across cinema, fashion, and contemporary visual arts.
Jenner’s floor-length gown featured a distinctive brown-and-silver deer-print motif adapted from designer Mohammed Ashi’s Fall/Winter 2026 couture collection. Constructed with a sculpted halter neckline and an open back, the fitted silhouette contoured into a floor-length skirt that flared subtly from the knees, complemented by detailed tassel accents that added fluid movement to the garment. The red-carpet appearance highlighted a bold fusion of structured tailoring and unexpected animal-print patterns.
Founded by Saudi designer Mohammed Ashi, Paris-based Ashi Studio has emerged as a major force in haute couture, known for its sculptural silhouettes and complex construction techniques. The fashion house has frequently dressed prominent global figures for major award ceremonies and international premieres, and Jenner’s high-profile look further spotlighted Middle Eastern couture design on the global red carpet.
Jenner’s red carpet spotlight arrives amidst an active season for her brand portfolio, which includes her ongoing drops for her apparel line Khy and expanding global distributions for her cosmetics and beverage brands. The annual LACMA Art+Film Gala serves as a key fundraising event for the museum's curatorial initiatives, film programming, and educational outreach while maintaining its position as one of the fashion calendar's marquee red-carpet events.
