Kim Kardashian shines on Vogue France cover wearing nothing but Cartier diamonds
Kim Kardashian is the cover star of Vogue France's October issue.
Image: Instagram / Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian just ticked a lifelong dream off her bucket list by landing the cover of Vogue France.
The October 2025 issue is dedicated to high jewellery, and the reality TV star and businesswoman takes centre stage in one of her most striking fashion moments yet.
Photographed inside the intimate Hôtel Le Bristol Paris during couture week, the mother of four appears almost makeup-free, her skin luminous and fresh, adorned only with Cartier’s most precious creations.
She wears the Pluie de Cartier necklace in white gold, set with 474 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling over 30 carats, along with matching earrings and a diamond bracelet.
Kim Kardashian is the cover star for Vogue France October issue.
Image: Instagram / Vogue France
In their Instagram post, Vogue France described her as someone who “embodies many women at once: mother of four, CEO of Skims, cultural icon, now lawyer and actress.”
They praised her ability to navigate different stylistic eras with “remarkable ease” and called this cover a chance to “meet a new Kim. More minimal. More real.”
For a star who is known for dramatic Met Gala gowns, sculpted silhouettes, and bold beauty moments, this stripped-back aesthetic feels fresh and deliberate.
The focus is entirely on Kim, her natural beauty, and the brilliance of the jewels.
The Parisian backdrop adds emotional weight to the shoot. In 2016, Kim was robbed at gunpoint in the city, with millions of dollars’ worth of jewellery stolen.
Seeing her once again in Paris, draped in diamonds and photographed with such intimacy, feels like a moment of reclamation and quiet strength.
Kim shared her excitement on Instagram, writing, “FIRST FRENCH VOGUE COVER WEARING JUST CARTIER!!!!!!!! I WILL NEVER GET USED TO THIS! I have a magazine bucket list, and this was on mine for my whole life!!!”
This cover is more than just a fashion statement. It captures a woman in transition, celebrating her evolution with a softer, more vulnerable image.
As Vogue France summed it up, this issue is “a celebration of love in all its forms: the celestial brilliance of high jewellery, and the enduring power of self-love.”