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Kylie Kelce leaves husband Jason behind to attend her first-ever fashion show in Milan
Kylie Kelce leaves husband Jason behind to attend her first-ever fashion show in Milan after a whirlwind few weeks watching brother-in-law Travis win the Super Bowl with Taylor Swift.
Kylie Kelce attended her first-ever fashion show on Wednesday night after leaving husband Jason behind to fly to Milan.Kylie took her seat at the show for Alberta Ferretti’s fall and winter 2024 line.She walked the red carpet wearing a silver velvet suit made by the Italian designer and paired it with a white shirt underneath.Kylie shared pictures of her evening on social media nd posted one next to Neiman Marcus vice president Jodi Kahn.’Bravo @albertaferretti team for seating me next to @kykelce – I’m honored!’ Kahn wrote as the caption to a picture of the two posted on her Instagram story. ‘What a great surprise on day 1 of #mfw.’
It’s been a busy few weeks for Kylie after she flew to Las Vegas with Jason to watch her brother-in-law Travis win the Super Bowl.Kylie was in the $1million suite that Kelce bought for his family and friends to watch the 25-22 Chiefs win over the San Francisco 49ers. She watched alongside Taylor Swift and the singer’s A-list group of friends.There was no word on whether Jason and the couple’s three children made the trip to Milan with Kylie, although it remains unlikely.Jason has been debating whether to hang up his cleats and retire from the NFL or suit up for at least one more season.
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