Kylie Jenner on Coperni Runway Generates $16.8M in Media Exposure

Leave it to Kylie Jenner to make magic out of her first Paris Fashion Week runway appearance. The reality star and entrepreneur’s closure of Coperni‘s spring 2025 fashion show at Disneyland Paris generated nearly $17 million in media impact value for the brand, according to a Launchmetrics report released Thursday.

The theme park’s debut fashion show was inspired by classic Disney characters, namely princesses and villains, combining Coperni’s penchant for technology with fantasy.

Jenner made her way down the runway, set in front of the Sleeping Beauty Castle, in a black ballgown and embellished opera-length gloves, evoking fairy-tale royalty.

Per WWD’s Joelle Diderich, cofounders Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant’s latest collection “played up the fantasy elements…but kept it grounded in reality with looks that channeled their brand of ‘It’ girl style.”

Coperni’s viral presentation generated $16.8 million in MIV, outperforming more than 91 percent of brands at Paris Fashion Week this season. A total of 58 percent of the show’s coverage mentioned Jenner. MIV is a proprietary metric that assigns a monetary value to marketing strategies across print, online and social media channels.

Coperni also collaborated with Disney on branded apparel, a feat that was almost two years in the making. This includes a special edition of their Swipe handbag featuring Mickey Mouse ears, which is now retailing online for $820.

“It’s probably the biggest project of our life,” Vaillant told WWD of the Coperni x Disney collection.

Jenner’s own clothing line, Khy, recently teamed up with the Parisian label Atlein for a size-inclusive capsule.

“I always feel so confident when I wear Atlein, and I don’t want to take the pieces off,” said Jenner, who founded Khy in 2023.