It is no exaggeration to say that Kylie Jenner looked like a Disney princess on Coperni's Spring 2025 runway. In this case, however, she was styled more like royalty between good and evil than an unconventional character.

For the final show on the official Paris Fashion Week calendar, Kylie Jenner abandoned her King Kylie persona in favor of a more dreamy, gothic aesthetic. With Disneyland Paris Castle as a backdrop, she glided down Coperni's outdoor runway on October 1 in a giant black ball gown. The dress had a drop-waist silhouette and was composed of two contrasting onyx fabrics: a velvety smooth material for the bodice and a shiny taffeta for the skirt. Opera gloves that almost reached her armpits accentuated the gown's dark princess look. As for her beauty, Jenner looked fresh-faced with pale mauve lipstick and windswept undressed waves.

Paris Fashion Week guests knew Koperni would rule the happiest place on earth. Koperni is known for runway stunts that push boundaries and elicit many opinions, like the spray dress and see-through glass bag for Bella Hadid. Last week, the label teased the dark magic theme of its spring 2025 runway in an Instagram post, showing models in moody all-black outfits posing in a luxury hotel suite with a pile of stuffed Disney characters.

As one might expect, Kylie Jenner was not the only model who traversed the castle in Disney-adult-gone-bad attire. Irina Shayk, for example, wore a Maleficent-approved black trench coat, while Laila Moss walked in a semi-sheer butter yellow mini-set with wilting feather flowers.

It is not often that Kylie Jenner leaves the front row and walks the runway herself. Earlier this week, she walked the front row with her sister Kendall at Schiaparelli, wearing a heavy gold bangle bracelet and a keyhole cutout dress. Jenner also self-reflected at Balmain in a beaded strapless gown that literally mirrored her figure. Needless to say, the top Parisian designers thought the lip kit enthusiasts were most fair game.