Kim Kardashian shows some skin in dangerously low-backed gown at red carpet gala

Business in the front, party in the back.

On Saturday night, Kim Kardashian, 44, attended the 2025 Fifteen Percent Pledge Gala in Los Angeles, showing some skin in a dangerously low-backed gown.

A custom design by Balmain, the halter-neck dress was rendered in black crocodile embossed leather and featured a semi-sheer chainmail panel around the midriff area and hem.

It was the totally backless design, however, that really turned heads as the reality star nearly displayed her behind, thanks to the daring dip.

Dressed by go-to stylist Dani Levi, the Skims founder forwent jewelry, accessorizing the captivating gown with a teeny-tiny metallic silver handbag.

Kardashian also debuted a new bob haircut at the annual event, which celebrates black-owned businesses.

Her chic flipped-out cut was courtesy of celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton, who shared some insight into the hairdo via an Instagram post.

“Love this new chop on kim, we got 7 inches off her hair! (No it’s not a wig before u start lol),” Appleton captioned a picture of Kardashian from the Saturday night soirée.

He added that the reality television star’s deep side part was inspired by hairstyles seen on the models at Gucci’s fall 1996 show.

One follower compared Kardashian’s new look to her older sister Kourtney’s signature bob, writing, “Not Kim stealing Kourtney’s hair”

However, it appears that short hair is in style for the whole family now, with Khloé Kardashian and Kendall Jenner both debuting similar styles as of late.

While Kim’s outfit may be a bit revealing, it was nothing compared to ex-husband Kanye West and his new wife on Sunday night.

West, 47, stirred up plenty of controversy at the Grammys when Bianca Censori, 30, disrobed on the red carpet to reveal a see-through dress with nothing underneath.

Amidst the drama, Kardashian had a sweet dinner and movie night with her son 9-year-old son Saint, who she shares with West.

The former couple also share daughter North, 11, as well as sons Chicago, 6, and Psalm, 5.