Kylie Kelce’s profile is certainly on the rise.
Now embracing the world of fashion, Kylie Kelce ditched her usual Philadelphia Eagles attire for a sophisticated, shimmering ensemble as she graced Alberta Ferretti’s fall 2024 runway show during Milan Fashion Week.
Sporting a silver velvet suit, the mother of three and spouse of Eagles center Jason Kelce occupied the front row, immersing herself in the fashion world.
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Following the show, the former field hockey player took to her Instagram Story to share snapshots, including a moment beside Neiman Marcus’ Vice President of Luxury Fashion, Jodi Kahn. In her story, Kahn expressed her delight at being seated next to Kelce, to which Kelce reciprocated the sentiment, acknowledging the honor and playfully recounting a shared coughing fit.
Kelce found herself in esteemed company at the event, rubbing shoulders with luminaries such as Ashley Graham, Jameela Jamil, Olivia Palermo, and more. Meanwhile, on the runway, Irina Shayk captivated the audience with her modeling prowess.
While it remains uncertain whether husband Jason accompanied her on her European venture, brother-in-law Travis Kelce embarked on his own international excursion, jetting off to Sydney, Australia, to join girlfriend Taylor Swift for her Eras Tour concert.
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Although Kelce is often seen clad in athletic wear while supporting her husband or the Kansas City Chiefs, she has vowed never to wear NFL team gear. However, she’s no stranger to dressing up, having shared glimpses of her chic ensembles at weddings and premieres.
Despite the allure of becoming a fashion icon, Kelce’s allegiance remains steadfast to her husband’s team, much to the delight of Philadelphia fans. Yet, at home, she may face competition in the style department from her husband, who has made headlines with his daring fashion choices, including donning plaid overalls and a Chiefs face mask at the Super Bowl.