Kim Kardashian slips into a fur corset and skirt set for dinner in Paris

Kim Kardashian is strutting through Paris in yet another eye-catching outfit.

“The Kardashians” star, 44, turned heads in a vintage black fur-covered corset from a 1999 Prada collection as she enjoyed dinner at her favorite restaurant, Ferdi, with mom Kris Jenner on Wednesday night.

The furry fashion didn’t stop there; The Skims founder paired the top with a matching gray fur Prada pencil skirt, and bundled up in an oversized brown fur coat.

Kris, meanwhile, chose a black off-the-shoulder ruffled Carolina Herrera dress and slicked her hair back into a bob with one curl on her forehead.

The businesswoman has been rocking over-the-top outfits since she touched down in Paris Tuesday.

She rocked dozens of diamonds on Tuesday while testifying in court against the robbers who allegedly stole $10 million worth of her jewelry.

However, Kardashian kept things simple for her night out with one blinged-out anklet that her daughter North West gave her for Mother’s Day.

Yesterday, she stepped out for lunch with Jenner and friends while wearing a Conner Ives look, including a long beige dress with an ostrich feather collar and matching feather-trimmed skirt.

She cinched the waist of her wrap-around gown with a brown suede Déhanche belt ($290), revealing a white lace bra top underneath and threw on a dark blue baseball cap to round out her lunchtime look.

Fur seems to be on her Parisian mood board; After an emotional day in court, Kardashian rocked another extravagant brown fur coat on Tuesday evening.

Featuring croc-embossed brown leather, she layered the jacket over a dark brown sheer dress as she returned to her hotel following dinner at Le Voltaire restaurant.

Her glitzy looks are not just for her Hulu show, either. Page Six Style exclusively learned that Kim used the insurance payout from her stolen goods to buy herself an even larger diamond ring — and piled on the sparklers as an “empowerment move” when she took the stand.

Kim Kardashian takes Paris, indeed.