Kylie Jenner’s daughter flawlessly channeled one of her famous mom’s colorful “King Kylie” era looks.
In a Polaroid snapshot shared to Instagram Stories Thursday, Stormi Webster, 7, rocked a peachy-orange wig, parted down the middle. The Khy fashion designer, 28, also shared a throwback pic of herself in the same long, vibrantly-colored hairstyle.
The new photos come one week after Jenner — who shares Stormi and son Aire, 3, with ex Travis Scott — took to Instagram for a mother-daughter Kylie Cosmetics promo clip.
In the video shared on Aug. 22, Stormi stood in an Ulta Beauty with her mom, fake crying. Kylie stood nearby, lip-syncing to audio saying, “Don’t cry Barbie. If you stop crying, I’ll get you whatever you want.”
In response, Stormi lip-synced the dialogue, “OK, thanks. Get me a Mercedes” while holding up one of Jenner’s Glossy Lip Kits.
Jenner and Scott welcomed Stormi in February 2018. After welcoming Aire in February 2022, the former on/off couple parted ways in January 2023.
Stormi — who frequently accompanies her famous mom on fashionable outings — has been known to troll Jenner’s “King Kylie” era in the past.
The cosmetics maven took to TikTok in June to share her daughter’s sassy reaction to a blue wig.
“Did you dye your hair in that photo?” Stormi asked. “No, it was a wig. Mommy used to love wearing wigs, colored wigs,” the mom of two responded.
“A blue wig with red outfit?” Stormi queried, to which Jenner replied, “I know. It’s not good.”
Stormi doubled down on the odd color pairing. “It’s not a good combo!” Stormi explained, hilariously adding to the camera, “That’s what she gets.”
“Stormi just discovered the king kylie era,” the “Kardashians” personality captioned the clip.
In an October interview, Jenner admitted she had outgrown her rainbow era of wigs.
The “King Kylie” era “will always be a part of who I am, but it’ll never be what it was when I was younger,” the Hulu star told Elle for a cover story at the time.
“I probably would never wear lash extensions and thick eyebrows 1756612777. There are just certain trends that I’ve grown out of.”
