Kendall Jenner Wears A Plunging Vinyl Blazer With Nothing Underneath
On Friday, Kendall Jenner attended the FWRD & Revolve Holiday Shop at The Grove in Los Angeles, fulfilling her duty as creative director of FWRD. The Kardashians star wore a 'no top' look for the occasion, with a skintight Tom Ford jacket in brown crocodile print forming a plunging neckline.
She wore the form-fitting jacket with a pair of black flared trousers by Alexander McQueen and a pair of burgundy heels from The Row. Jenner was wearing her hair in a playful bob and she accessorised with sunglasses and a pair of small silver hoop earrings.
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The star has served as Creative Director for FWRD since 2021. In 2022, she told Harper's Bazaar, 'My favourite part has been being able to give input at every stage of the creative process, from sharing my new designer discoveries to collaborating with the photo shoot team on a more intimate level. I’m really drawn to a slightly minimalist, effortless style with a touch of French cool girl. A great pair of jeans and a little tank with some cute accessories and I’m all done. Brands I’m really into are The Row, Simon Miller, Toteme, Bode, and Khaite, to name a few.'
In a more recent interview from this September with Harper's Bazaar, she talked about working with her stylist, Dani Michelle, and defining her own interests in her ensembles as she embarked on a fashion career.
'There was a learning curve for sure,' she said. 'But I do believe that knowing your body type, knowing what works well on you, knowing your silhouettes … it’s really important. Fashion is all about expressing yourself and wearing what you love and what makes you the most comfortable.'
She continued, 'I kind of love that very comfortable sense of style, a little bit tomboy. All of that really fits into my day-to-day, and I think that for me, it’s all about being comfortable.'
But Jenner emphasised it’s not just clothes, it’s an attitude that makes a look work.
'It all comes with your confidence level and the way you walk into a room and kind of your energy about it,' she explained. 'At the end of the day, you make it what you make it. And I think that [if] you walk into a room knowing you’re the shit, it’s gonna look cute. It’s gonna translate.'
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