Whit Weeks had Landry Kiffin at the center of Saturday’s LSU-Ole Miss game buildup, as the 21-year-old showed off a yellow Prada dress and shoes on social media before kickoff. The post added another visible layer to a matchup already carrying extra attention because Lane Kiffin was making his highly anticipated return to Oxford.
Landry, who is Lane Kiffin’s daughter and previously attended Ole Miss, had spent Friday in yellow bubble skirt and loungewear tied to her recently launched FIFTH YEAR clothing brand before switching to the Prada look. That sequence matters because it shows how the weekend’s public-facing style content built from brunch into game day without losing the yellow color thread.
Friday’s Bumble brunch
Friday began with a yellow bubble skirt after Landry teamed up with Bumble and hosted a brunch with a group of her friends. The move set up the social feed for a second yellow look the next day, giving her weekend posts a clear progression rather than a single one-off outfit reveal. Lane Kiffin Daughter story gets a new twist as he used Brian Kelly and Kirby Smart to vet Whit Weeks fit the same LSU orbit, but Landry’s own posts stayed focused on the clothes.
21-year-old Landry then shifted to Prada on Saturday, posting the yellow dress and shoes ahead of the LSU-Ole Miss game. She is dating LSU linebacker Whit Weeks, which keeps her visible in a rivalry setting where family ties and team ties overlap in public view.
Oxford, ABC and 7:30 p.m.
The LSU Tigers and the Ole Miss Rebels were set to kick off at Vaught Hemingway Stadium at 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC, with Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Holly Rowe and Laura Rutledge on the call. That gives the outfit post a fixed game-day window, not just a casual weekend snapshot, and it places Landry squarely inside the broadcast day around Oxford.
Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford gave the game its larger frame, while Landry’s social media posts kept the attention on the family side of the matchup. Whit Weeks announces Talbot, Carmouche & Marcello partnership before Clemson game points to how quickly Whit’s profile has kept rising, and Landry’s visibility travels with that rise.
Style and harassment
The complication is simple: the yellow Prada post played as a game-day style move, but the weekend also carried a harassment backdrop ahead of kickoff. The source said Landry had already been targeted before the matchup, which makes the polished social posts feel less like idle promotion and more like a public answer in the middle of a hostile atmosphere.
What specific harassment she faced was not explained, and that is the part readers are still left waiting on. For now, the clearest takeaway is that Landry kept the focus on her outfit — yellow, Prada, and unmistakably tied to Saturday — while the stadium, the broadcast window and the noise around Oxford kept closing in around it.
