‘i-D’ was the first solo magazine cover for the daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
North West is quite optimistic about the future.
For the Fall/Winter 2023 issue of i-D, the daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West revealed her career goals in her first solo cover story. The 10-year-old is set on a few different vocations, but she still has plenty of time to change her mind.
“A rapper, a basketball player, uh…Well, I wanted to be a boxer since I was seven,” she says to the site. “However, I no longer want to box. I’m going to pursue my art side project.”
I want to walk dogs when I’m like thirteen years old so that I can earn money for painting supplies because everything around here is so costly. Thus, I will create art that I will sell in addition to becoming a rapper and a basketball player.”
The preteen continues, “I also want to own Yeezy and SKIMS and I want to be a business owner one day.” She is referring to her parents’ companies.
This year, North and her mother dressed up as Clueless for Halloween. Kardashian wore the famous 1995 film’s blonde hair, yellow plaid blazer and skirt, and knee-high white socks worn by Alicia Silverstone’s character Cher.
Wearing the same knee-high black socks, flowery hat, and black checkered skirt and blazer as Cher’s sidekick Dionne, North was channeling Stacey Dash. She brought a little black leather handbag and styled her hair like Dionne.
The mother-daughter team elevated their appearance by standing in front of a white Jeep that looked exactly like the one Cher drove in the film, with Kim Kardashian pouting at the wheel and North making an expression of shock.
The Kardashians star merely labeled the image carousel “Clueless.”
Dressed for the ghoulish season, North took photos last week as the “Dropout bear” mascot from her dad’s 2007 album Graduation.
The preteen was shown dancing around in the costume to an accelerated version of Estelle’s “American Boy,” a Graduation-era hit song that had a rap verse by the 46-year-old rapper, in a video that was uploaded on the TikTok account that she shares with her mother.
And while North’s look was more of a nod to West’s third album cover—her outfit included the jacket and gold Jesus piece worn by the Graduation version of the mascot—West featured the bear get-up on the cover of his 2004 debut The College Dropout and later featured a rendition of the mascot on the cover of his sophomore LP Late Registration.
North also danced to two more Graduation songs, “I Wonder” and “Can’t Tell Me Nothing,” in additional uploaded TikTok posts.
