Kylie Jenner looks tense as she watches Irina Shayk wear SAME lion head dress at Schiaparelli show

Kylie Jenner did not look pleased as she watched Irina Shayk strut down the runway in the exact same dress she was wearing to the star-studded Schiaparelli show on Monday.

While the makeup mogul, 25, certainty got plenty of attention in her faux lion head dress, she seemed surprised to see the 37-year-old model nearly steal her thunder on the catwalk as people instantly began to access which of the women wore it best. 

In footage of the mom-of-two watching Shayk turn heads in the controversial gown from the Italian fashion house Inferno Couture line, can be seen nodding with a stoic expression across her face.

Who wore it best? Kylie Jenner did not look pleased as she watched Irina Shayk strut down the runway in the exact same dress she was wearing to the star-studded Schiaparelli show on Monday

Fans flooded the comment section of a viral TikTok, which captured the exchanged, with hilarious quips about what the reality star could possibly have been thinking in the moment. 

One viewer speculated: ‘Kylie’s like: ‘Okay, someone’s getting fired today.’

Others joked that she may have thought her look ‘was custom made’ and this was definitely one way to ’embarrass a billionaire.’

Unbelievable: Fans flooded the comment section of a viral TikTok, which captured the exchanged, with hilarious quips about what the reality star could possibly have been thinking in the moment

Funny: Fans flooded the comment section of a viral TikTok, which captured the exchanged, with hilarious quips about what the reality star could possibly have been thinking in the moment

Despite the daring look sparking controversy across social media, it got an unexpected seal of approval for avoiding using animal products. 

In a statement to DailyMail.com, PETA President Ingrid Newkirk praised Jenner and Shayk for possibly making a statement against trophy hunting. 

‘These fabulously innovative three-dimensional animal heads show that where there’s a will, there’s a way — and Kylie, Naomi and Irina’s looks celebrate the beauty of wild animals and may be a statement against trophy hunting, in which lions and wolves are torn apart to satisfy human egotism,’ she said. 

Despite the daring look sparking controversy across social media, it got an unexpected seal of approval for avoiding using animal products

Newkirk also urged the fashion stars to give up using wool products, which PETA says leads to the abuse and injury of sheep, and silk, which results in silkworms being killed in many instances.

The applause from PETA was a surprising turnaround for Kylie, who has been criticized in the past by animal rights advocates for her use of fur clothing.

Kylie’s other family members have also come under fire in the past for wearing fur, though it seems to have made the biggest impact on Kim Kardashian.

In 2019, the SKIMS co-founder revealed that she had had all of the fur clothing in her closet remade with faux fur.

Previously, she had been hounded by activists and was once even flour bombed by a person supporting PETA.

Bad blood: The applause from PETA was a surprising turnaround for Kylie, who has been criticized in the past by animal rights advocates for her use of fur clothing; seen in 2017 in NYC

Kylie’s striking look at Paris Fashion Week comes after she finally revealed the face and name of her youngest child.

The raven-haired beauty shared photos of herself posing with her 11-month-old son Aire, whom she shares with her now-ex Travis Scott.

The couple had previously strived to keep their son’s privacy and had not posted any photos of his face to social media while also keeping him away from public spaces.

They previously announced that his name was Wolf, only to share that they had changed it after deciding it didn’t suit the little boy.

Big revelation: Over the weekend, Kylie revealed that her baby son’s name is Aire on Instagram, months after revealing that she had plans to change his name