Reality television royalty Kim Kardashian has once again set social media ablaze with her family's Halloween preparations, this time showcasing an elaborate Japanese-inspired transformation featuring her eldest daughter, North West.
A Mother-Daughter Metal Moment
The 43-year-old SKIMS founder shared a series of striking images to her Instagram account, revealing coordinated looks inspired by the Japanese kawaii metal band Babymetal. The mother-daughter duo sported temporary full-body tattoos, dramatic makeup, and edgy outfits that perfectly captured the band's unique aesthetic.
North West, aged 10, appeared completely transformed with intricate black tattoos covering her arms and torso, paired with a black Babymetal t-shirt and matching accessories. Her bold look was completed with dark eye makeup and a serious expression that mirrored the band's performance style.
Attention to Detail
Kim Kardashian matched her daughter's intensity with her own temporary tattoo coverage, showcasing detailed designs across her arms and chest. The reality star opted for a black crop top and leather-style pants, creating a cohesive family costume that demonstrated their commitment to the theme.
"Halloween prep with my witch," Kardashian captioned the carousel of photos, referencing both the season and Babymetal's dedicated fanbase, known as "The One."
Social Media Reaction
The images quickly garnered millions of likes and thousands of comments from fans and followers. Many praised the authenticity of the costumes and the clear effort put into researching and recreating the Babymetal aesthetic.
This isn't the first time Kim and North have coordinated their Halloween looks, but it marks one of their most detailed and culturally specific transformations to date. The choice reflects North's growing interest in fashion and performance, which she's frequently demonstrated through her social media presence and creative projects.
As Halloween approaches, the Kardashian-Jenner family continues their tradition of elaborate costumes, with Kim and North's Babymetal tribute setting a high bar for this year's celebrations.
