Kim Kardashian clashes with her stylist over Dolce & Gabbana dress after long-time fashion guru branded look ‘predictable’ and ‘boring’… as reality star tries to find her fashion confidence after Kanye West split

After her stylist Danielle Levi was stuck on Kim Kardashian’s private plane after forgetting her pᴀssport, the stylist’s ultimate return on The Kardashians was awkward, at best.

Towards the end of last week’s episode, Kim and her team arrived in Milan, but learned that Levi had to stay on the plane since she forgot her pᴀssport.

The reality star had to had someone in Los Angeles get the pᴀssport and fly to Milan, leaving Kim without her trusted stylist for her early meetings where she curated the looks for the Dolce & Gabbana show with Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.

While Kim was extremely nervous to proceed without her trusted stylist, she ultimately was ‘feeling’ herself and becoming more confident.

Though things became slightly awkward when Levi finally arrived, and questioned the dress Kim herself would wear for the show.

She is going over another look with Tracy Romulus, saying, ‘It should be silver boots, because I don’t like that,’ when Danielle finally arrives.

Kim asks if she slept in her bed on the plane, but Danielle says, ‘No the one next to yours,’ as Kim goes to try on her own show looks.

Kim adds in confession, ‘I’m happy she’s back, but, I’m in a groove. The last couple of days have really taught me this independence and to trust my gut.’

‘I was so insecure that I couldn’t do anything without my security blanket, and I can, and on a really big level,’ she adds in confession.

Kim is seen trying on a number of her show looks, when her friends Steph Shepherd, La La Anthony arrive, adding in confession her friends Natalie and Olivia are coming and that her mom Kris are bringing Kim’s kids and Khloe.

‘This is like a really big deal for me so I need all the moral support I can get,’ Kim adds in confession.

Kim is wearing a shimmering silver outfit, as Danielle suggests to make the black straps ‘thinner,’ but Kim says, ‘No we’re gonna wear it like this. It’s so Dolce.’

She walks out in another look – a black shimmering full-length gown with a silver cross necklace, which Kim thinks is, ‘like perfection,’ though Danielle thinks it’s, ‘a little predictable.’

Danielle adds, ‘I do like the plastic dress more than this. It’s less obvious,’ asking if they can see Kim walk in that dress.

Danielle adds she thinks the plastic dress is, ‘more special and different,’ but Kim argues, ‘I know but this is more,’ while Danielle adds again, ‘It’s a little obvious, this one.’

Kim agrees to try on the plastic dress as Danielle goes to get it, as Kim tells Tracy, ‘She doesn’t want me to be in like crystals. She thinks it’s kinda boring.’

Kim adds in confession, ‘I’m not mad, I just am like, damn, I’m feeling myself. Like, I think I look good in this and I don’t know why you like the other one better.’

‘Like I can’t tell in my head, am I feeling myself, because I’ve been here for days making my own decisions and like maybe I need to check myself and listen to her cause she’s who I’ve always listened to?’ Kim wonders.

‘Or like do I have this and this is what I should wear because this is what I’m feeling? What the f**k am I gonna do?’ Kim says.

They bring up the clear plastic dress, as Kim adds in confession, ‘Danielle really wants me to wear this clear plastic dress, but I don’t know if it’s the dress to walk out on.’

Kim shows Danielle that the plastic dress is, ‘kinda hard to walk in because it sticks to the shoes,’ as Danielle relents and Kim gets the other dress back on.

Kim adds in confession, ‘If I’m gonna walk out there and it’s like my moment to like wave on the runway, that’s the moment that makes me the most nervous, and so I want to be as comfortable in my clothes as possible.’

She adds, ‘Sometimes people don’t get it’s a feeling. If I feel good in something, I’m gonna radiate even better.’

Domenico adds the black dress she had is the ‘best thing’ for her to go out in.

Kim adds in confession, ‘My confidence, I feel, has really grown, and I have my own voice. I can say exactly how I feel and I can do this.’