How the Kardashians’ Style Has Evolved Since Keeping Up With the Kardashians First Aired

At the 2007 premiere of the series, we first get a glimpse of the family’s style. Kim wore a purple minidress with a plunging neckline while Kourtney and Khloé opted for black and white looks. Let’s not also forget to mention a little Kendall and Kylie who wore adorable minidresses as well.

The family definitely loved their animal-print! We don’t know which outfit feels more early ’00s – Kylie’s sparkly vest or Kourtney’s leggings?

In 2009, the Kardashians’ wardrobe got a bit edgier. Think lots of black, leather, and body-hugging skirts.

2010 was the year of the formfitting dresses and miniskirts for both the Jenners and the Kardashians. Kendall and Kylie also started showing up to red carpet events wearing coordinating looks with their older sisters.

Like we said earlier, the family sure loves cheetah-print and that’s one thing that didn’t change for a while. Even momager Kris Jenner matched her daughters on the red carpet.

We love that Kim and Kourtney both opted for dainty white tops with full skirts while both Kendall and Kylie opted for slinky minidresses. (PS: This was right before the famous Kanye West makeover.)

By 2013, Kim had got her first invite to fashion’s most exclusive event of the year: the Met Gala. This also marked the year that she wore this infamous floral Givenchy dress and gloves while being pregnant with her first child.

2013 was also the year of asymmetrical cutouts, leather outfits, and strappy sandals.

By 2014, Kendall and Kylie were making names for themselves and also became familiar faces on the red carpet. This was also the year where Balmain reigned supreme in Kim Kardashian’s closet.

2014 was also the year where the family received an invitation to Elton John’s Oscar party wearing gowns with plunging necklines and pantsuits.

In 2015, we saw the rise of Yeezy as it was when Kanye released his first collection. Obviously, the pieces made it into the closet of each family member – North included!

By 2016, the family was into bodysuits, fuzzy coats, beaded designer pieces, and, of course, more Yeezy.

By 2017, Kim started to opt for a more refined look like this sexy suit.

On the other hand, Kylie took a sexier approach in 2017. Just look at her custom Versace Met Gala look!

And let’s not forget about Kendall’s 2017 Met Gala La Perla dress which was daring, to say the least.

By 2018, each of the Kardashian/Jenners had carved out their own personal styles as you can see from this image at Business of Fashion‘s “Age of Influence” party.

In 2019, we saw the whole family go ultra-glam with their custom designer ensembles. How could we forget Kendall and Kylie’s feathered looks or Kim’s dripping Mugler outfit?

While 2020 might not have included many red carpets, that didn’t stop the family from continuing to serve up looks, like these head-to-toe latex outfits. KUWTK viewers got a hilarious look at how hard it was for Kim to get into this Balmain outfit before the show.