Kim Kardashian is giving fans a first look at North West’s latest fashion transformation. North appears in a striking new Dazed magazine shoot with turquoise-blue hair, facial piercings, and dramatic makeup. She also wears a series of statement looks, including metallic pieces and unconventional accessories. The feature comes as the 13-year-old continues to explore music, fashion, and other creative projects.
Kim Kardashian shares North West’s Dazed cover photos
Kim Kardashian has shared a new series of Instagram photos featuring North West from her upcoming Dazed magazine shoot. The 13-year-old appears almost unrecognizable in some of the images, thanks to her vivid turquoise-blue hair. She wears the long color in pigtails, paired with dramatic eye makeup and facial piercings.
The shoot features several standout looks. In one image, North wears a dark graphic outfit and holds boxing gloves. Another puts the focus on metallic clothing and a chunky necklace made from keys and other hardware. Together, the looks give the feature an edgy and unconventional feel.
One of the photos also appears to be the magazine’s cover. It carries the headline “New Idols” with North’s name prominently featured. Kardashian shared the images on social media with a simple caption: “northie for @dazed.” She also credited photographer Gus Van Sant and the creative team behind the shoot.
The photos come from Dazed’s autumn 2026 issue, which is set to go on sale internationally on September 10. For now, Kardashian’s post provides an early look at what readers can expect from the feature.
Beyond the clothes and beauty looks, North also spoke about where she gets her style inspiration. When Dazed asked about her references, she pointed to the people she listens to and likes. “I take little bits of their swag and just make my own swag out of it,” she said.
That creative approach comes as North continues exploring music alongside fashion. She released her debut EP, “N0rth4evr,” on May 1. The project includes her song “Aishite,” a title that translates to “Love Me” in Japanese. More recently, North released a music video for the track on August 6. Directed by Ty Akimoto, the horror-inspired video follows her through a school and an arcade.