All eyes were on Kylie Jenner at the Los Angeles premiere of The Moment.
The Kardashians star, 28, turned heads in a revealing cream-colored ruffled halter top from Maison Margiela’s spring 2026 collection that accentuated her toned abs. She paired the look with a flowing silk ball skirt.
Jenner customized the Margiela look for her red carpet moment at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills on Thursday, January 29. On the runway, Jenner’s outfit was presented as one piece, with the top and skirt connecting.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder wore her hair in a slicked-back bun for Thursday’s appearance, which was also attended by Charli XCX and The Moment director Aidan Zamiri.
Jenner is set to make her acting debut in the A24 movie, which stars Charli, 33, playing a fictionalized version of herself on her Brat tour.
Charli praised Jenner’s acting in the film in a recent interview with Deadline after The Moment had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
“I feel like we feel so lucky to really work with such an incredible cast and, you know, I know everybody says this when they make a film but we did really bond in quite a mental way,” Charli revealed, adding that they “went out every weekend. It was sort of like a constant hangover, but in a really nice way.”
“The sort of people who are playing themselves, as you mentioned Kylie, she was just phenomenal. She totally got the assignment,” Charli continued. “She is a really great actress. Rachel [Sennott] as well, who is playing herself, also incredible. There’s a little Julia Fox cameo moment in there too … Bringing all of these amazing people into the world was just so fabulous.”
The “Guess” singer previously teased the movie’s unique plot in an interview on the “Goop” podcast in November 2025.
“[This] was, sort of, based on an idea that I started,” Charli said at the time. “I suppose it’s [a] revisionist history of Brat. We like to call it a 2024 period piece, and it’s sort of about the death of cool [and] when something cool becomes commercial and then you lose control over actually what it is, and how it’s brought into the culture.”
“I wouldn’t quite call it a mockumentary, but it’s something in the world,” she explained. “It’s sort of like a music industry satire. I had so much fun. There’s also some really emotional and sad moments within it, and I think it’s about losing control over something that you worked so hard to attain.”
“I am really interested in marketing and how people communicate product,” Charli said. “I find it fascinating … how art combines with capitalism because it does. I find all of the combinations of those things really interesting. It’s funny because as a voyeur, I’m quite fascinated but when it’s your own work, that’s really personal, it does feel quite scary to see [brands] do their version.”
The film also stars Alexander Skarsgård, Rosanna Arquette, Isaac Cole Powell, Kate Berlin, Rish Shah, Jamie Demetriou, Trew Mullen, Arielle Dombasle and Hailey Benton Gates.
The Moment is in theaters on Friday, January 30.
