During a recent broadcast of “The Megyn Kelly Show,” the commentator questioned the legitimacy of Jenner’s runway presence. Kelly characterized the star’s look as a product of manufactured aesthetics rather than natural beauty, contrasting her with the professional supermodels who traditionally donned the piece. The critique extended to Jenner’s mother, Kris, whom Kelly accused of orchestrating the career move, and Chalamet, whom Kelly disparaged in personal terms while seated front-row at the event.
The centerpiece of the controversy is a $50 million garment crafted by Jacob & Co., featuring a 75.54-carat yellow diamond and over 4,400 individual stones. While Victoria’s Secret Chief Creative Officer Adam Selman defended the selection by labeling Jenner a “cultural powerhouse” intended to generate “fandomonium,” the brand has faced significant backlash. Critics argue the move prioritizes social media influence over the discipline of professional modeling, with many long-time observers describing the shift as a move toward an “influencer circus” that undermines the history of the runway show.


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