Ksenia Sobchak unveiled the look she plans to wear on September 1, sharing a glimpse on her site and her telegram channel. The reveal featured colorful satin trousers paired with a beige sweater, a Hermes bag, and purple low-heeled sandals. Fans reacted with mixed opinions, with many posting playful comments in reply threads about the outfit.
Comments under the post included questions and jokes about the color palette and style, with some noting the resemblance to pajamas or dressing gowns. A few readers even asked if she was headed to Yalta, while others compared the pattern of the pants to items in their own closets. The tone in these responses suggested surprise and curiosity rather than praise.
Only days earlier Sobchak stirred chatter by asking followers to help pick a hat to complement a country-style look. She posted a short video on her personal blog inviting opinions from viewers, but the suggested hat options did not win broad favor in the comments, where viewers offered their own strong takes on the headwear.
Shortly after, Sobchak rolled out a new accessory: a bag from the high-end French label Hermes, showcased on her blog and valued at several million rubles. The post drew attention for the bold price tag and the brand’s prestige, reinforcing the idea that the style choices are part of a broader public conversation about fashion statements and status signals.
In a separate moment, Sobchak had previously illustrated her taste by pairing in a Mayakovsky-inspired tee with notable celebrity comparisons, underscoring how pop culture references weave into her public persona and wardrobe storytelling. This pattern of reveals and responses highlights how offsets of style, brand, and personality can spark ongoing dialogue among followers and critics alike. [citation]