Kim Kardashian slips her curves into racy cut out dress as she joins glamorous sister Kylie and mother Kris Jenner at Maison Margiela show during Paris Fashion Week

By Sean O'grady For Mailonline

Kim Kardashian and Kylie and Kris Jenner ensured all eyes were on them as they attended the Maison Margiela show during Paris Fashion Week on Thursday.

Reality star Kim, 43, sent temperatures soaring as she slipped her curves into a black skintight dress that highlighted her famous figure.

The garment featured a cut out embellishment while the SKIMS founder drew further attention to her look with an eye-catching gold and silver necklace.Letting her brunette locks fall loose down her sholders, Kim added height to her frame with a pair of heels.

Her younger half-sister Kylie, 26, looked nothing short of sensational in a short-sleeved silver mini dress with a scooped neckline.

Kim Kardashian and Kylie and Kris Jenner ensured all eyes were on them as they attended the Maison Margiela show during Paris Fashion Week on Thursday

Reality star Kim, 43, sent temperatures soaring as she slipped her curves into a black skintight dress that highlighted her famous figure

The garment featured a cut out embellishment while the SKIMS founder drew further attention to her look with an eye-catching gold and silver necklace

Letting her brunette locks fall loose down her sholders, Kim added height to her frame with a pair of heels

The makeup mogul also wore a pair of chunky white heels and complimented her outfit with silver diamond earrings.

Their mother Kris, 68, opted for a black trench coat with puffed sleeves which she wore over a white shirt and dark trousers.

Also wearing a pair of black boots, the momager completed her look for the event with a pair of stylish sunglasses.

Also in attendance at the show was Bella Thorne who looked incredible in a black jumpsuit which she wore under a matching coat.

The former Disney actress also wore a pair of chunky white heels and carried a black clutch bag on the outing.

Noah Cyrus drew attention with her look as she donned a black sleeveless gown with a flowing train and cover up along the chest.

The outfit also featured a matching headpiece while Noah - who is the younger sister of Miley Cyrus - completed her look with a small black clutch.

Kris, 68, opted for a black trench coat with puffed sleeves which she wore over a white shirt and dark trousers

Kylie, 26, looked nothing short of sensational in a short-sleeved silver mini dress with a scooped neckline

The makeup mogul also wore a pair of chunky white heels and complimented her outfit with silver diamond earrings

Kylie wore her brunette locks in a wet style as she turned heads at the show

Kris added to her look for the event with a pair of stylish sunglasses

She also sported a pair of black leather gloves and carried a matching handbag

Kim was flanked by several bodyguards during the event

The outing comes after Kim showed off her Balenciaga purse collection in her handbag closet inside her $60 million Hidden Hills, California mansion on Tuesday

The outing comes after Kim showed off her Balenciaga purse collection in her handbag closet inside her $60 million Hidden Hills, California mansion on Tuesday.

She told her crew that she thought she had about 130 purses in all, then she proceeded to count them all as she spun around in the center of the room.

The reality TV maven said she had 128 and was close to the right number, then was thrilled when she realized that she had a black model in her hand that she had not yet counted, bringing the grand total to 129.

'I was only one off,' she cooed as she seemed to be in a happy mood for her 'closet campaign' with the Paris-based brand that was launched over 100 years ago in Spain.

Also in attendance at the show was Bella Thorne who looked incredible in a black jumpsuit which soe wore under a matching coat

Noah Cyrus drew attention with her look as she donned a black sleeveless gown with a flowing train and cover up along the chest

Noah was joined at the event by her fiancé Pinkus

Anna Wintour wrapped up in a navy dress with a matching jacket and silver boots

And Kim posed with a beige top and black leggings on as she lay on the platform of her purse closet with bags all around her.

'Balenciaga #closetcampaign @inezandvanoodt,' said the siren in her caption.

Each purse costs about $3,000 and if she has 129, that means there was almost $400,000 worth of product in the room. That is just about the average cost of a home in the United States.

This comes after Kim was blasted by fans after revealing she has become an ambassador for Balenciaga, one year after the brand faced controversy for an advert featuring children and BDSM items.

The star announced her partnership with the label, helmed by creative director Demna Gvasalia, on Monday.

The mother-of-four previously refused to cut ties with the fashion house but said she was 'shaken and disgusted' by the images which sparked a backlash against the brand.

Selena Gomez shares then and now bikini snaps as she discusses her body image: 'Sometimes I forget it's OK to be me'

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Selena Gomez shares then and now bikini snaps as she discusses her body image: 'Sometimes I forget it's OK to be me'

By Sonia Horon For Dailymail.Com

Selena Gomez shared a little body positivity to her Instagram on Monday.

The actress, 31, posted a throwback snap in a tiny zebra bikini, followed by a more current bathing suit photo which saw her displaying a fuller figure in high-waisted bikini bottoms and a white tube top.

'Today, I realized I will never look like this again...' Selena — who previously admitted to 'crying my eyes out' over body shaming comments — wrote over the first photo, taken in Miami, Florida, in 2013

'I'm not perfect but I am proud to be who I am... sometimes I forget it's ok to be me,' she wrote on the next image, taken in Mexico in 2023.

Selena has shared body positivity messages a number of times in the past. Last February she also went after body shamers while revealing that her lupus medication is responsible for her weight gain.

Selena Gomez, 31, shared then and now bikini snaps to her Instagram Stories on Monday; (L) Pictured in Miami in 2013, (R) Pictured in Mexico in 2023

Earlier in the day Gomez went make-up free and sported grey cashmere-style sweats with beige fuzzy slides for a pamper session at the skincare salon Face Place in West Hollywood.

The pop star had her hands full as she arrived to the 52-year-old facility - which offers medical aesthetic procedures like Botox, Radiofrequency Microneedling, Kybella, and Plasma Fibroblast Skin Tightening.

Last February Gomez said she will 'never be a model' as she went after online trolls who have commented on her body.

The Only Murders In The Building actress explained that she will 'hold a lot of water weight' due to several medications she takes and also encouraged fans to practice self-love even in moments of feeling shame.

The Lose You to Love Me singer - who has previously been vocal about her autoimmune disease diagnosis and mental health journey - also said: 'When I'm off of it, I tend to kind of lose weight.'

While continuing to celebrate body positivity, the former Disney star expressed that the minor side effect is incomparable to her health: 'My medications are important, and I believe they are what helps me.'

In response to the haters, she told them to 'go away, 'cause, honestly, I don't believe in shaming people for [their] body or anything.'

'So, yeah, not a model,' she said, adding, 'Never will be.'

'Today, I realized I will never look like this again...' she wrote over the first photo, which saw her rocking a tiny zebra bikini and showing off her toned physique

'I'm not perfect but I am proud to be who I am... sometimes I forget it's ok to be me,' she wrote on the next image, where she displaying a fuller figure in high-waisted bikini bottoms

Earlier in the day Gomez went make-up free and sported grey cashmere-style sweats with beige fuzzy slides for a pamper session at the skincare salon Face Place in West Hollywood

Last February she went after body shamers while revealing that her lupus medication is responsible for her weight gain

Gomez previously described portraying herself online as someone who didn't care about the criticism - when in reality she was 'crying my eyes out'; Seen in January at Golden Globes

She added: 'And I think they're awesome - mind you - I just, I'm definitely not that.'

The hitmaker then continued to encourage her fans to practice self-love and acceptance.

'I just wanted to say and encourage anyone out there who feels any sort of shame for exactly what they're going through and nobody knows the real story,' she said.

'I just want people to know that you're beautiful and you're wonderful.'

The Wizards of Waverly Place alum also stressed the importance of her health over appearances.

'And yeah, we have days where maybe we feel like s***, but I would much rather be healthy and take care of myself,' she said.

The month prior, the Rare Beauty founder shut down more body shaming comments she received after attending the 2023 Golden Globes.

In an Instagram Live, Selena asked her nine-year-old half-sister Gracie: 'I'm a little bit big right now, because I enjoyed myself during the holidays, right?'

Gracie appeared to agree before Selena added, 'But we don't care.'

She also called out body shamers in 2022 in a clip on her TikTok Stories.

'Honestly, I don't care about my weight because people b***h about it anyway. You're too small, you're too big, that doesn't fit, Meh meh meh meh.'

Last year the Rare Beauty founder shut down more body shaming comments she received after attending the 2023 Golden Globes (pictured)

The singer announced she had undergone kidney transplant in September 2017 due to complications from lupus. Her kidney was donated by friend Francia Raisa

'B***h, I am perfect the way I am. Moral of the story? Bye,' she concluded.

However, last year the star shared she was more deeply impacted by body shamers than she had initially let on in an episode of the Apple TV+ docuseries, Dear...

Gomez described portraying herself online as someone who didn't care about the criticism - when in reality she was 'crying my eyes out'.

'I lied. I would go online and I would post a picture of myself and I would say, 'It doesn't matter. I'm not accepting what you're saying,' she said. 'All the while, being in the room posting and crying my eyes out because nobody deserves to hear those things.'

The Lose You To Love Me singer announced she had undergone kidney transplant in September 2017.

Her friend Francia Raisa made the life-saving decision to donate her kidney to Gomez, who at just 24 had suffered organ damage relating to her lupus diagnosis.

WHAT IS LUPUS?

What is lupus?

It is one of the chronic autoimmune conditions, where the body makes antibodies against itself and starts to attack it. Lupus – Systemic Lupus Erythematotsus (SLE) – has a range of severity. Some sufferers will have only mild problems, others have life-threatening organ damage to the heart and the kidneys.

What are the symptoms?

Tiredness, joint pains and muscle aches. A common first symptom is joint stiffness, particularly in the mornings. Skin and hair problems are a major feature of SLE – a rash in the shape of a butterfly over the cheeks and nose is common, as is hair loss and sensitivity to the sun. Other problems include depression and lung and heart disease, as well as kidney inflammation.

What can it be mistaken for?

It is often mistaken for other joint problems such as rheumatoid arthritis which is also characterised by morning joint stiffness. It can also be misdiagnosed as a skin or blood disease.

How is it diagnosed?

If your GP suspects SLE they will request a blood test. The specific antibodies that attack the body can be measured in the blood. The diagnosis is made when there is the combination of typical symptoms and high antibodies.

Who is at risk?

SLE is ten times more common in women than men and usually develops between the ages 12 and 25.

What is the treatment?

Controlling the symptoms, as there is no cure, using anti-inflammatories and steroid tablets in more severe cases.

Dolors Montserrat ha indicado que su partido no va a permanecer «callado cuando un prófugo marca la agenda del Gobierno»

La portavoz del PP en el Parlamento Europeo, Dolors Montserrat, ha anunciado que este lunes su partido presentará en Bruselas una «denuncia parlamentaria» ante el «gravísimo señalamiento» de la vicepresidenta tercera del Gobierno, Teresa Ribera, al juez de la Audiencia Nacional Manuel García Castellón que investiga el caso Tsunami que afecta al expresidente catalán Carles Puigdemont.

En su intervención en la segunda jornada de la Interparlamentaria que ha celebrado el PP en Galicia, Montserrat ha censurado la «cesión» del Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez al «chantaje» de sus socios y ha advertido de que su partido no se va a «callar».

«Anuncio que el lunes vamos a presentar una denuncia parlamentaria rechazando el gravísimo señalamiento de la vicepresidenta tercera del Gobierno a un juez por investigar a sus socios, al socio prófugo», ha avanzado, para insistir en que el PP no va a permanecer «callado cuando un prófugo marca la agenda del Gobierno» de PSOE y Sumar.

La dirigente del PP ha afirmado que no hay «ningún gesto ni de concordia ni de convivencia ni de pacificación» en los pasos de Sánchez como sostiene el Gobierno. «Aquí solo hay un presidente que ha entregado su palabra para tapar su derrota electoral y para comprar por siete votos mantenerse unos meses más en la Moncloa arrodillando a toda una nación», ha aseverado.

Dicho esto, ha señalado que el Estado «está más desprotegido que nunca por la supresión de todos los delitos en el Código Penal y con una amnistía a punto». «Se jactan de tener al Gobierno en sus pies y sometido al chantaje permanente», ha enfatizado, para reiterar que el PP español va a denunciar en Europa esta situación porque «de España no se ríe nadie».

Tras recalcar que la delegación del PP español en Bruselas es la «pesadilla» de Pedro Sánchez, Montserrat ha destacado que su formación está «dando la batalla contra una amnistía para que Europa actúe de una vez».

Además, se ha quejado de que los fondos europeos no estén llegando a la economía real, como las familias o los autónomos. A su entender, «para ejecutar los fondos no hay prisa» pero sí lo hay para «reunirse con un prófugo de la Justicia» fuera de España.

Concentrar el voto en las gallegas

Ante esa campaña gallega, Montserrat ha pedido «no caer en los mensajes maquillados del nacionalismo gallego» porque, a su entender, «todo el nacionalismo» promete «lo inalcanzable» y «endulzan su proyecto para tapar su sectarismo».

«Buscarán falsos culpables para crear la necesidad de que se les vote, para después implantar una vía de no retorno, que divide la sociedad, que arruina la economía, que crea macroestructuras de Estado pagados con los impuestos de todos los españoles», ha avisado.

En este sentido, ha pedido «concentrar el voto en el PP» para que no ocurra lo que ha pasado en Cataluña, que «sufren» en esa comunidad pero también en España. «Y no quiero que esto pase en Galicia. Por eso es importante concentrar todo el voto en el Partido Popular. Un solo voto puede entregar el Gobierno a los nacionalistas gallegos y a los amigos de Bildu porque el BNG y Bildu se presentan juntos en las elecciones europeas», ha reiterado.

Así, ha avisado que si llegan a la Xunta «lo que quieren hacer es acabar llevando a Galicia un 'procés' como ha hecho el independentismo en Cataluña». «Y ahí estará el Partido Socialista colaborando para que hagan lo que quieran, con tal de sacar al Partido Popular de las instituciones», ha indicado.

Por todo ello, se ha mostrado convencida de que cuando los gallegos son llamados a las urnas este 18 de febrero escogerán la papeleta del Partido Popular porque es el que «más se parece a Galicia» y cree en «la igualdad». «Frente a esas irresponsables campañas del PSOE, sus aliados, el yolandismo y el BNG, está el PP ofreciendo para Galicia el proyecto que funciona», ha finalizado.

Kate Middleton's health history revealed, from her battle with extreme morning sickness to the three-inch scar running down her head

Kate Middleton was admitted tohospital yesterday for the planned procedure
The reason for the op has not been shared but it is not thought to be cancerous

By Emily Craig Deputy Health Editor For Mailonline

The Princess of Wales will spend up to two weeks in hospital after a successful abdominal surgery, it was revealed today.

Kate Middleton, 42, was admitted to a London hospital yesterday for the planned operation and is expected to stay there for 10 to 14 days.

The future Queen will the return home to Windsor to continue her recovery.

The reason for the procedure has not been shared but it is understood to be non-cancerous.

Here, MailOnline details her health history.

Kate Middleton, 42, was admitted to a London hospital yesterday for the planned operation and is expected to be in hospital for 10 to 14 days. Pictured: Kate arriving for the royal carol concert at Westminster Abbey on December 8 last year

Kensington Palace announced today that the Princess of Wales has had abdominal surgery

Three-inch scar on head

Kate has a three-inch scar on the left side of her head from when she was a child.

It was first spotted in 2011 when the princess was conducting her first solo royal engagement at a black-tie private dinner at Clarence House.

It was confirmed to be the result of surgery carried out when she was a young child.

An official statement explained that 'the scar related to a childhood operation,' but said that details of the operation were a private matter.

Royal sources confirmed that it had been 'a very serious operation' but declined to comment further.

However, surgeons at the time said the scar is unlikely to be the result of a tumour and may have been caused by a birth mark being removed.

Kate's scar was first spotted when she attended a dinner at Clarence House in 2011

A statement explained that the scar, normally concealed, was from a childhood operation

Morning sickness

The Princess was hospitalised for three days with severe morning sickness in 2012, while she was pregnant with Prince George.

She was admitted to King Edward VII's Hospital — a private hospital in Marylebone that has been used by the Royal Family for more than a century.

Kate went on to suffer again from hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) while pregnant with Princess Charlotte in 2014 and Prince Louis in 2018.

The condition saw the Princess announce her later two pregnancies early, before reaching the crucial 12-week stage.

HG can lead to severe dehydration and puts both mother and baby at risk of being deprived of essential nutrients, as they are unable to keep food and drink down.

Sufferers can be left vomiting up to 30 times a day, with exhausting and hazardous consequences.

Kate revealed in 2020 that she used meditation and deep breathing to help her control her symptoms.

Abdominal surgery

The Princess had planned abdominal surgery and will spend up to two weeks in hospital, royal aides revealed today.

Kate was admitted to The London Clinic in Marylebone yesterday for the planned procedure and is expected to remain in hospital for ten to 14 days.

She will then return home to Windsor to continue her recovery with the support of her family, Kensington Palace said.

It is understood not to be cancerous but no other details of the surgery was given.

The Princess is likely to be advised to recuperate for two to three months.

The NHS recommends deep breathing, circulation, core and chair and standing exercises to recover from abdominal surgery.

Kate's return to official duties will depend on medical advice closer to the time but she is not expected to return to public events until after Easter.

Police officers stand outside The London Clinic today where Kate is staying after surgery

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Ahora, Irene Montero, no quiere "primarias" para ser candidata a las europeas. Las vueltas que da la mente.

A Irene Montero le salen "competidores" en la carrera por la lista europea

La ex ministra de Igualdad "rescata" para su candidatura a Serigne Mbaye, Diego Cañamero y Julio Rodríguez, entre otros

A Irene Montero le han salido algunos adversarios para las primarias europeas que cuentan con los avales para poder concurrir al proceso interno de elección entre los días 24 de enero y 1 de febrero. Además de la candidatura "Ahora más que nunca", que encabeza la ex ministra de Igualdad y engrosan algunos de los principales cargos del partido morado, está la lista "Regeneración Podemos" y la llamada "Lista blanca", en la que se presentan aspirantes a título individual. Lo cierto es que las posibilidades de las candidaturas alternativas son más bien escasas por no decir nulas, pero ayudan a añadir un plus de legitimidad a este proceso de primarias más que si hubiera una sola opción.

Un desconocido Michael Hernández Arconada es el aspirante que se "medirá" con Montero en una lucha, a todas luces, desigual. Es muchas cosas en la organización Exterior de Podemos, a saber, "enlace (Organizacion) del Círculo Podemos EEUU-Canadá (Podemos Exterior) e Integrante del Consejo de Coordinación Red de Círculos Podemos América. También soy miembro del Plenario de Organización Podemos Exterior, del Área Ecología Podemos Exterior y del Área Podemos Investigadores", según reza parte de un currículum mucho más amplio.

La ex ministra "rescata" para su candidatura a Mbaye, Cañamero y Julio Rodríguez

Hernández Arkonada apuesta por la "regeneración y reconstrucción de Podemos desde las Bases (Círculos)" y quiere unas primarias "modélicas" para transformar Podemos "en un partido más fuerte y creíble ante la ciudadanía". Consciente de que poco o nada puede hacer ante una figura como la de la ex ministra, pide un proceso interno de primarias "con garantías de igualdad de oportunidades para todas las candidaturas que se presenten" en medios y reparto de los tiempos.

La llamada "Lista Blanca" la conforman una veintena de adscritos de Podemos, también unos perfectos desconocidos, que optan, en su caso, a pillar algún hueco en la candidatura, cosa harto improbable pues Montero encabeza una plancha cerrada en la que le siguen los coportavoces de Podemos, Isa Serra y Pablo Fernández, y "rescata" a Serigne Mbaye, Diego Cañamero y al ex Jemad Julio Rodríguez, entre otros. Además, ha incorporado a una persona de su anterior equipo ministerial, Beatriz Gimeno, que fuera directora del Instituto de las Mujeres.

Sumar, en alerta ante el diálogo abierto de Bolaños y Belarra: "El subsidio de desempleo compete a Trabajo"

El portavoz nacional de Sumar y ministro de Cultura en el Gobierno, Ernest Urtasun, defendió este lunes las plenas competencias del Ministerio de Trabajo que lidera Yolanda Díaz sobre la […]

Podemos confía en la circunscripción única para poder obtener el escaño de Montero. Las previsiones no son mucho más optimistas, al menos por el momento. La decisión de concurrir en solitario no deja de ser un ejercicio de riesgo. Si se fuera de vacío, sus anteriores socios de coalición, ahora bajo el paraguas de Sumar, podrían reprochar a los morados que se beneficiaron de un voto prestado el 23-J para sacar cinco escaños que, en solitario, hubiera sido imposible. En todo caso, sean o no prestados dichos votos, sus diputados nacionales siguen siendo determinantes para sacar adelante el resto de la legislatura, si no, que se lo digan a la vicepresidenta segunda, Yolanda Díaz, y su decreto del subsidio de desempleo, que tiraron abajo.

La Ministra, Teresa Rivera acusa al juez, García-Castellón de favorecer al PP desde hace muchos años.

Ribera señala al juez García-Castellón por su "implicación política" en la imputación de Puigdemont

La Tercera Viceprimera Ministra y Ministra de Transición Ecológica y Reto Demográfico de España, Teresa Ribera EFE

La vicepresidenta tercera del Gobierno, Teresa Ribera, ha señalado este viernes que las acciones del juez de la Audiencia Nacional Manuel García-Castellón, encargado de la investigación de 'Tsunami Democràtic' tienen una importante implicación política y suelen ser intencionadas en momentos sensibles. Estas declaraciones surgieron después de que el magistrado reiterara ayer la imputación por terrorismo al expresidente catalán Carles Puigdemont.

En una entrevista en La Hora de TVE, la ministra ha opinado sobre la postura del togado a quien ha atribuido relevancia política de sus decisiones. García-Castellón está siendo uno de los pilares contra los que se puede topar la amnistía porque ha solicitado al Tribunal Supremo que asuma la investigación por las protestas independentistas de 2019 tras la sentencia del procés y señala que fueron un delito de terrorismo.

"Hay algunas personas (...) que tienen cierta querencia por pronunciarse siempre en una misma dirección y en un momento particularmente oportuno frente a lo que suelen ser los pronunciamientos de otros compañeros dentro del ejercicio del poder judicial", ha señalado.

La vicepresidenta ha preferido ser "muy cauta" con respecto a la manera en la que "se está pronunciando este juez" que, a su juicio "nos tiene acostumbrados a que siempre" se inclina en la misma dirección.

"Evidentemente tiene una implicación política importante y suele salir a colación en momento sensibles", ha añadido.

A la pregunta de si cree que al juez García Castellón le pueda guiar un criterio político, ha contestado que "la hemeroteca demuestra que siempre tiene mucho acierto en las fechas y en la sensibilidad de las fechas".

Esta cuestión surge a raíz de que el magistrado pidiera investigar por terrorismo a Puigdemont, a la líder de ERC Marta Rovira y a otra decena de personas más justo cuando el Gobierno estaba en plena negociación por Junts para una amnistía. Aunque lo cierto es que la investigación lleva en el órgano judicial desde 2019 y ya apuntaba hechos muy graves como el bloqueo del aeropuerto de El Prat que terminó con varios policías heridos.

García Castellón especificó en su decisión de este jueves que el hecho de que distintas Fuerzas y Cuerpos del Estado se hayan querido personar en el procedimiento afianza la tesis de que ahora hay más indicios que antes, si cabe, sobre el terrorismo.

El PP tacha de "gravedad extrema" las palabras de Ribera

Por su parte, el PP ha criticado duramente las palabras de Ribera asegurando que "es de una gravedad extrema que una vicepresidenta del Gobierno insinúe que hay jueces que prevarican en su toma de decisiones, como ha hecho esta mañana en una entrevista en TVE".

El comunicado, al que ha tenido acceso El Independiente insiste en que "el sanchismo ha asumido el discurso independentista de que la Justicia no es imparcial y Ribera pone voz a los que dicen que en España hay lawfare".

"Queremos saber si el ministro de Justicia o la ministra de Defensa, jueces de profesión, opinan como Ribera", concluyen los populares.