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Kim Kardashian And Taylor Swift's Viral Academy Museum Gala Pic Sparks Reunion Buzz, But Is It Real?
- On Saturday, the 6th annual Academy Museum Gala gathered Hollywood's A-list at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, featuring a performance by Grammy Award-winner Taylor Swift.
- Co-Chaired by Robert Rodriguez, Tom Ford, Steven Spielberg, and Kate Capshaw, the program honored Charlize Theron with the Icon Award, Colman Domingo with the Vantage Award, and John Carpenter with the Luminary Award.
- Swift wore a pale blue Dior gown accessorized with Chopard jewelry including a 5.78-carat diamond ring, while releasing the music video for her single 'Patient Zero' during the show.
- Pamela Anderson brought springtime vibes to the red carpet in a Carolina Herrera ensemble featuring a white button-up blouse and pistachio-green chiffon skirt from the spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.
- Marking the label's 45th anniversary, the spring 2027 collection featured 'punchier, more graphic silhouettes' before transitioning into 'more-is-more glamour,' as creative director Wes Gordon explained to WWD.
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The gala gathered film and music stars on a night where fashion was also the protagonist, with archival pieces, winks to Hollywood 'glamour' and museum jewels
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The actress was honored with the Icon Award at Saturday's event.
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Kim Kardashian And Taylor Swift's Viral Academy Museum Gala Pic Sparks Reunion Buzz, But Is It Real?
Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian both attended the 2026 Academy Museum Gala. While the singer was living her 'Cinderella' dreams, Kim channeled her inner Elizabeth Taylor for the evening. Amid this, a picture of the two gorgeous women has been making rounds on social media, leading fans to question whether they have really buried their years-long feud.
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