The moment occurred at a Bulgari store in Rome, where the Skims mogul tried on diamonds famously gifted to Taylor by Richard Burton. Kardashian claimed she had been granted access to Taylor’s private safe shortly after the star's death, a memory she revisited while filming for her social media. Despite the prestige of the jewels, critics were quick to label her a "poser," with some commenters on X suggesting she lacks an original aesthetic and relies on the legacy of others to cultivate an image.
This incident follows a string of similar controversies involving historical memorabilia. In 2024, Kardashian drew fire for wearing Princess Diana’s Attallah Cross, which she purchased at auction for nearly $200,000. Her 2022 appearance in Marilyn Monroe’s iconic gown at the Met Gala remains a flashpoint for debate, particularly after allegations surfaced that the garment sustained damage—claims both Kardashian and the museum have denied. Beyond the fashion choices, Kardashian has deepened her professional ties to Taylor’s history, serving as an executive producer on the three-part documentary, "Elizabeth Taylor: Rebel Superstar."



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