North West is going goth.
Kim Kardashian’s eldest child is on vacation in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho with her famous family – but she’s not wearing a basic tankini from the mall.
Instead, West, 10, donned a rare vintage white Christian Dior gothic one-piece, which can be purchased for around $2,250.
Designed by John Galliano for the spring 2002 collection, the reality star’s stylish swimwear is actually 11 years older than she is.
For her jet ski excursion, the fashionista-in-training wore her long hair in braids and was joined by her little brother Saint as well as other friends.
Meanwhile, Kim covered up in Skims swim mid-waist shorts ($42) and a matching mock neck zipper top ($68).
Perhaps the pricey one-piece suit is from mom Kim’s extensive closet. After all, the Skims founder is saving plenty of ensembles in her designer archives for her children – including a red Dolce & Gabbana bedazzled bra and matching maxi skirt for North’s future prom.
Whether her own purchase or her mom’s, North’s look is certainly on track for her style as the tween has enjoyed plenty of gothic moments in the past, including making an “Emo Girl” TikTok complete with black lipstick and creating “emo” art.
And, North is already a Dior mega fan in her own right – Kanye West’s eldest daughter celebrated her recent birthday on June 15 with a Dior shopping spree with her mom, picking up $1,250 worth of goodies from the luxury brand.
The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” alum brought her daughter and her friends to the “Dioriviera” pop-up at the Beverly Hills Hotel and documented the trip on their joint TikTok account.
The Skkn by Kim founder, 42, and North took mommy-and-me matching to the next level with a set of J’Adior friendship bracelets ($420).
North West often pokes fun at her mom’s most memorable fashion moments, but it looks like she’s ready to embrace them – after all, Kim is quite the Dior fan herself.
The reality star once revealed she and her sister Khloé Kardashian shoplifted a pair of expensive Christian Dior sunglasses when they were teenagers.
