Today, she's designing collections in conjunction with Dolce & Gabbana, but Kim actually got her start in fashion walking much smaller runways - like for Ed Hardy designer Christian Audigier. While Kim tried to downplay her runway experience during her recent appearance at the Balenciaga Couture Fall 2022 show, the SKIMS founder actually has a long history of runway modeling, although perhaps for designers slightly less prestigious than the luxury Parisian fashion house. While none of her sisters ever pursued modeling professionally, Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner have all tried their hands at being a high-fashion muse and strutting their stuff.

And although temperatures in Los Angeles are usually fairly temperate right about now, Jenner’s crusade of cape coats doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon.Over the last decade, Kendall Jenner has gone from just another reality star to a bonafide supermodel, appearing on every magazine cover that exists, landing multi-million dollar beauty and fashion campaigns and walking the runway for the most elite luxury brands in the world.īut Kendall isn't the only one in her family who has taken a turn on the catwalk over the years. Anywhere and anything Jenner does these days turns into a runway, so it’s always intriguing to see what designers she decides slips into next.

In addition to the black bomber, Jenner also tried on the British designer’s loose-fitting jeans and calf hair “Kit Cabas” bag. Just last week, the model co-signed Philo’s new offerings during a Beverly Hills shopping spree. But the 28-year-old’s coats seem to be defined by superwoman-like capes. Jenner is the latest star to indulge in structural outerwear-earlier this month, Dua Lipa showed off a khaki trench coat complete with a built-in scarf. She appeared to be wearing nothing underneath the Bottega trench, opting to round out the ensemble with sheer Calzedonia tights and matching leather heels. Long before becoming a runway favorite of Karl Lagerfeld and Riccardo Tisci, Jenner showed off her strut for Sherri Hill, an American formal wear designer with a penchant for pageant dresses. And while Jenner’s pair of cape coats, like the rest of her wardrobe, have arrived in muted color ways and sans logo, they appear to be a growing favorite for her.įor the rest of her look, Jenner continued her embrace of earth tones with a brown padded clutch from the Italian brand.

The runway star has been a champion of minimalist styles recently wearing everything from The Row to Khaite and, of course, Bottega Veneta (she starred in their paparazzi-themed campaign). Her sleeves were also fairly oversized which only added to the unique silhouette of the coat. Instead of classic button closures, the midsection of the piece featured a dramatic draped detail that floated into a layered cape. Up top, though, things took a major twist. The piece featured a traditional silhouette down below that the model cinched with a fabric belt. Jenner stepped out in a reworked khaki trench from Bottega Veneta. After debuting an edgy leather bomber from Phoebe Philo’s debut collection last week, Jenner was spotted in Los Angeles on Monday wearing what one could call the older sister version of that very coat. While Kendall Jenner might have been fixated on the pantsless look for some time, now, it looks like the supermodel has found a new winter obsession in luxe cape coats.

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