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Kylie Jenner channels Kylie Minogue in sparkling silver hood

Seems Kylie Jenner and Kylie Minogue share more than just a first name.

The 24-year-old beauty billionaire took style cues from the 54-year-old Australian pop superstar Sunday, stepping out for a date night with Travis Scott in a vintage hooded silver chainmail top by Paco Rabanne.

While Jenner may have nodded to Beyoncé in the caption of her Instagram post showing off the look — “forever i’m that girl !!!!,” she wrote, referencing the “Renaissance” track “Alien Superstar” — her metal mesh style recalled the hooded white jersey jumpsuit Minogue modeled in the music video for her smash hit “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” in 2001.

Designed by Fee Doran (aka Mrs. Jones), Minogue’s futuristic ensemble featured a similar slinky silhouette, draped details and plunging neckline.

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Kylie Minogue rocked a white hooded jumpsuit in her 2001 music video for “Can’t Get You Out of My Head.”kylieminogue/YouTube
Kylie Minogue rocked a white hooded jumpsuit in her 2001 music video for "Can't Get You Out of My Head."
Kylie Minogue rocked a white hooded jumpsuit in her 2001 music video for “Can’t Get You Out of My Head.”kylieminogue/YouTube
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Kylie Minogue rocked a white hooded jumpsuit in her 2001 music video for "Can't Get You Out of My Head."
Kylie Minogue rocked a white hooded jumpsuit in her 2001 music video for “Can’t Get You Out of My Head.”kylieminogue/YouTube
Kylie Minogue rocked a white hooded jumpsuit in her 2001 music video for "Can't Get You Out of My Head."
Kylie Minogue rocked a white hooded jumpsuit in her 2001 music video for “Can’t Get You Out of My Head.”kylieminogue/YouTube
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Jenner styled her top — which debuted on Rabanne’s runway in 1997, the same year she was born — with patchwork jeans, a gleaming silver Hermès Kelly bag and clear Yeezy heels.

She and Minogue have butted heads in the past, with the “Magic” musician blocking Jenner from trademarking their shared moniker for her beauty brand in 2017. In the opposition documents, Minogue’s legal team said the pop star had owned Kylie.com for decades, and referred to Jenner as a “secondary reality television personality,” claiming approval of her trademark would damage Minogue’s brand and confuse her fans.

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Kylie Jenner paired her chainmail Paco Rabanne top with patchwork denim.
Kylie Jenner paired her chainmail Paco Rabanne top with patchwork denim.kyliejenner/Instagram
Kylie Jenner paired her chainmail Paco Rabanne top with patchwork denim.
Kylie Jenner paired her chainmail Paco Rabanne top with patchwork denim.kyliejenner/Instagram
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Kylie Jenner paired her chainmail Paco Rabanne top with patchwork denim.
Kylie Jenner paired her chainmail Paco Rabanne top with patchwork denim.kyliejenner/Instagram
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Minogue later apologized for that dig in a 2018 Rolling Stone interview, calling it “unfortunate” and adding, “That certainly did not come from me.”

While the “Kardashians” star went on to call her brand Kylie Cosmetics, Minogue launched her own makeup line in 2019 — using the name Jenner had wanted, Kylie.

“It was just business, obviously,” Minogue said during an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” in June 2022.

“I’ve spent a lifetime protecting my brand and building my brand, so it was just something that had to be done. We came to an agreement.”