Kendall Jenner is a controversial topic in the fashion model world. She looks gorgeous and current, and I know that 2015 will bring many more fashion successes both on the runway and on the red carpet. It's a tricky thing that a lot of famous teens face-wanting to appear more mature than they really are-but luckily Jenner usually doesn't fall for the mature dressing trap. Whether she's wearing an elongating jumpsuit or up-to-there slits to show off her long legs, Jenner has already figured out what works best with her figure while maintaining a youthful personal style. She's a fan of black and white, and she's not afraid of playing up her best features. Kendall Jenner (almost) bared it all, while posing on a yact in a see-through black dress with 3-D red nipple pasties made of floral petals. For Vogue's 'Life in Looks' video series, Kendall Jenner reminisced on walking her first high-fashion runway for Marc Jacobs in 2014, dressed in a nipple-freeing sheer top. She's got fabulous personal style as well. Talent will take you further, and like it or not Jenner has it. She's worked hard, and while she may not have started from the bottom, she is here and she is a fashion force to be reckoned with.
True, she's gotten by with a little help from her famous family, but personally I think she is talented. At just nineteen years old Kendall Jenner has become one of the top models in the world, and that is no easy feat. She's landed coveted campaigns, walked in the top runway shows, and she's been featured in just about every major fashion magazine. In Paris she walked for Givenchy and Chanel, and from there the fashion industry went crazy with Kendall fever. It started back in the spring, when a virtually unrecognizable (and eyebrow-less) Jenner walked for Marc Jacobs in what some considered a rather scandalous outfit. The full-on explosion of Jenner's modelling career cannot be ignored, regardless of whether or not you think she deserves the recognition. What's a year-end list without a little controversy? Kendall Jenner is an incredibly polarizing figure in fashion and beyond, but love her or hate her you cannot deny that she has been everywhere this year. Making disparaging comments about your peers don’t lead to growth or unity which our regulation-less industry desperately needs.Olcay Gulsen | Fausto Puglisi | Emilio Pucci | Yigal Azrouël | Black Top and Pants | Chanel She added: “Models don’t just come from Calabasas … they come from Somalia, the Siberian tundra, a rural village in China, a trailer park in Tennessee.
“If you are lucky as a model you might make enough to not be in debt to your agency maybe even move out of the model apartment … Unfortunately, this isn’t the case for the vast majority of models who have to leave everything behind including their families in pursuit of a better life.” Why yes, it is: Flip-flop heels are back on the streets At least, they are on Kendall Jenner. “As models, we need to uplift each other,” she wrote. “Oh, and it’s 70 shows a season by the way and we are all f**king proud of every single one of the girls that did it.”įamous transgender model Teddy Quinlivan shared a longer reply via Instagram Story. While Sports Illustrated star Vita Sidorkina added, “Maybe ‘those girls’ need to pay their bills that’s why they are doing 30 shows? No words …”Īnd it didn’t end there, “whatever the f**k those girls do’ is do their very best to make their way up AND try to make some money so that they can provide for themselves and their families,” responded runway star Daria Strokous. The whole combination was very overwhelming and I started to freak out a little bit and needed to take a step back,” says the 22-year-old, admitting that she “was on the verge of a mental breakdown.” #LOVE20 Photographer Fashion Editor Make up Hair Casting Interview #MurrayHealy But I had a million jobs, not only catwalks but everything else. I was never one of those girls who would do like 30 shows a season or whatever the fuck those girls do.
“Since the beginning we’ve been super selective about what shows I would do.
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