Kim Kardashian put on an animated display at the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women Dinner in New York City on Monday evening.
The SKIMS founder, 43, stunned in a contrasting shiny white latex dress with ruching and intentional wrinkles running across it.
She boosted her height in black stilettos, while her long raven tresses were styled wet and wavy.
Kim threw her hands up in the air as she made a bold entrance, and later flashed a peace sign for pH๏τographers.
Elsewhere, Orlando Bloom was seen with a case of wandering eyes as he appeared to glance down at fellow guest Kim’s prominent backside.
The actor, 47, who looked particularly debonair in classic black tie attire, was seen looking down toward Kim’s backside while he stood next to his fiancée and had an arm placed on her side.
Despite the humorous display, Orlando and Katy, 39, looked affectionate as they embraced on the red carpet and shared some romantic kisses.
The Pirates Of The Caribbean actor looked particularly humorous in the snap with Kim and Katy thanks to a soft grin he displayed as he looked down in Kim’s direction.
He looked far more sober and serious in a pH๏τo from a similar angle again showing the three, though he stared into the camera that time.
Katy looked glamorous at the charity event, which supports organizations dedicated to ending gender-based violence, thanks to her teal sequin-covered off-the-shoulder gown.
The pH๏τo of Orlando gawking at Kim was reminiscent of a buzzy pH๏τos from the 2016 Golden Globes ceremony that caught the actor gazing longing at his future love Katy.
The two weren’t dating at the time, but they began their relationship later that year.
Orlando Bloom, 47, was caught in one hilarious pH๏τo showing him seemingly peeking down at Kim’s backside
He looked far more sober and serious in a pH๏τo from a similar angle again showing the three, though he stared into the camera that time
Despite Orlando’s apparently wandering eye, his fiancée Katy have been friends with Kim for years.
In 2017, Kim delighted her eldest daughter North West by taking her to one of Katy’s concerts, which included a meet-and-greet with the singer–songwriter.
But it wasn’t until 2018 their friendship became more visible after fans noticed the two hanging out together at the Met Gala.
After some social media users remarked on pH๏τos of Katy admiring Kim’s nails, the Kardashians star revealed on Twitter that Katy had done her a major favor by flying her glue-on nails from Los Angeles to New York on her private jet.
The raven-haired beauties later traded jokes back-and-forth on social media when they poked fun at their over-the-top crying faces last year after Katy let some tears fall while working as a judge on American Idol.
Orlando wasn’t the only one who may have been charmed by Kim at the gala.
François-Henri Pinault, the president and CEO of the luxury conglomerate Kering, flashed a wide smile as he caught up with the social media star during the event.
François-Henri, who opted for a black tux with peaked lapels, posed for several pH๏τos with Kim, and he was also joined by his bombshell wife Salma Hayek, who looked glamorous in a sheer black off-the-shoulder dress.
Orlando wasn’t the only one who may have been charmed by Kim at the gala. François-Henri Pinault flashed a wide smile as he caught up with the social media star during the event
The billionaire, who is the president and CEO of the luxury conglomerate Kering, is also married to Salma Hayek (center), who joined him at the gala
François-Henri opted for a black tux with peaked lapels, while Kim wore a stunning all-white dress with a shiny plastic-like look and an intentionally wrinkled texture
Kim, Salma and Priyanka Chopra Jonas were all co-hosts for the Caring for Women dinner.
Additional co-hosts for the evening included François-Henri, Camila Alves McConaughey, Matthew McConaughey, Carmelo Anthony, Urs Fischer, Donatella Versace, Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup.
The event benefited organizations such as Girl Effect, It’s On Us and the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV).
‘For women and children to be free to fulfill their potential unencumbered by the burdens of fear, threat, and trauma, it is paramount that we address violence at its roots to change behavior and heal our collective culture,’ Pinault, who is also the chairman of the Kering Foundation, said in a statement on Thursday.
