Kim Kardashian has been granted full access to the archives of the French fashion house Rabanne for her wardrobe during the promotional tour of the second season of the legal drama series “All’s Fair,” Vogue reported. The decision was made by Olivier Rousteing, the creative director of Balmain and a longtime friend of Kardashian. Rousteing has given the star a carte blanche to select pieces from Rabanne’s historical collection for her public appearances on the tour. Such access is uncommon. Fashion house archives are typically reserved for long‑term collaborations or special projects, and they are rarely opened for a television promotion. The move has been described as a gesture of trust, reflecting the close relationship between Rousteing and Kardashian that has developed over the years. Rabanne is known for its metallic fabrics and bold silhouettes, and its archives contain some of the most significant chapters of twentieth‑century fashion. With the archives now available, Kardashian’s upcoming presentations are expected to feature additional archival pieces, further highlighting the brand’s influence on contemporary style.