Kylie Jenner is having a lot of fun.
On Tuesday, the 28-year-old posed in front of a wall of precious handbags wearing only low-rise satin pants with hook-and-eye closures and a satin bra by Arax ($170).
Captioning the slideshow, “Girls aren’t supposed to have fun🎀,” Jenner showed off her favorite accessories. At least 50 bags of all shapes and sizes are on display.
In the first few photos, Jenner uses a white sofa as a prop, with an all-black alligator Hermès Birkin bag sitting next to her and Christian Louboutin heels kicked up towards her back.
In other photos, Jenner showed off her rainbow-colored bag collection.
Visible is a tiny pink Hermès Kelly that her sister Kourtney Kardashian gave her for Christmas years ago, which she said during a 2018 tour of her old handbag closet that it would one day belong to her daughter Stormi. There is currently a property listed on The RealReal for $27,000.
Also in the photo is a rare 1990s sterling silver Hermès Kelly bag that she brought to a Beyoncé concert with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet in 2023. One was auctioned off at Christie’s in 2016 for about $56,000, and prices are skyrocketing, with another currently on the market for a whopping $504,000.
Two rare Hermès Himalayan crocodile bags are also on display. One, a Kelly 35 with diamond hardware, is one of the bags she would take “if my house were on fire,” she said. This bag has been called the “world’s most expensive” bag.
In 2021, the bag sold for more than $214,000 at Christie’s, and now The RealReal is selling a smaller version for nearly double that, at $400,000.
For reference, Jenner has a Birkin version of the same rare Himalayan crocodile right next to it.
Jenner specializes in the unusual when it comes to handbags, and also owns the Nata Swift In-N-Out Kelly, which retails for $30,000, but is actually on the lower end of her bag price range.
“They’re a great investment,” Jenner said of the bags during her first closet tour. And clearly, over the past eight years, she’s been hard at work growing that iconic collection.
