Teyana Taylor knows she’s in good hands when it comes to wardrobe help, thanks to Kim Kardashian.

Featured on the cover of Vanity Fair’s winter 2026 issue, the 35-year-old Golden Globe winner opened up about her camaraderie with her “All’s Fair” co-stars. Taylor shared a particularly memorable moment when Kardashian came to her rescue with some essential Skims attire during a wardrobe emergency on set.

“When you’re working with an all-female cast, the group chat is buzzing with excitement and fun,” Taylor recounted to Vanity Fair. “It was like, ‘Oh my God, does anyone have this? Kim, I need you to call Skims. I need a bra ASAP!'”

Taylor elaborated on the lively dynamic of the group chat she enjoyed with Kardashian, as well as fellow stars Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash-Betts, and Glenn Close, while filming Ryan Murphy’s Hulu legal drama.

Taylor isn’t the only one appreciating Skims. Kim Kardashian shared that Sarah Paulson is a fan too, proudly donning the newly released $32 thongs, which feature faux pubic hair and claim to offer the “ultimate bush” experience.

Meanwhile, Taylor just won best supporting actress at the 2026 Golden Globes for her role in “One Battle After Another,” turning heads in a different thong — this one bedazzled — on the red carpet.

For Vanity Fair, she took the torch as Lady Liberty in a one-shouldered Ralph Lauren Collection gown and a custom pearl-spangled crown by New York City label Bode.

She posed for photographer Ethan James Green in the issue — which marked America’s 250th birthday — alone on a ravaged set that looked like a hurricane has just blown through a political gala, wearing antique and modern Gucci ballgowns.

In other shots, she channeled Amelia Earhart in a red leather jacket and pants by Ferrari Style and a New York Vintage helmet and pilot goggles.

Taylor’s friendship with Kardashian began over a decade ago, when the younger star released her second album, “VII,” on Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music label in 2014, the same year the rapper married Kardashian.

Taylor also starred in West’s viral 2016 “Fade” music video, walked in his Yeezy Season 4 fashion show that same year and joined his Sunday Service performance at Coachella in 2019.

In the Vanity Fair interview, she defended her longtime friendship with West despite his antisemitic tirades and erratic behavior.

“I don’t have to agree with everything that he do or say, but I’m not going to, like, abandon him and be like, ‘Yeah, eff that motherf—ker,’” she told the magazine. “My brothers do shit that I don’t agree with…. I don’t get into none of that.”

“If you want a real answer, you ask me. So if he asks me something, he knows he’s gonna get a real answer,” she continued. “I do my s—t behind the scenes and do what I need to do to help. I’m in my business and I drink my water.”