Kendall Jenner Continues Her Fashion Week Takeover at Chanel
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It already feels like years since Kendall Jenner made her runway debut. Now she's a seasoned supermodel with plenty of shows under her belt, and quite a few industry BFFs, too.
The reality star took last New York Fashion Week by storm before setting her sights on Milan and Paris, and she just marched down the Chanel Couture runway in a crop top. (Of course, her mama Kris Jenner sat front row.) Scroll down to see how she worked her latest look, then read to on to see the many reasons why Kendall's the model to watch.
Kendall Made Her Spring '15 Couture Debut at Chanel
The supermodel worked a sheer cropped blouse with a whimsical full skirt, long leather belt, mid-rise boots, and a black face net.
She Marched for Chanel
Then She Literally Marched for Chanel
As is often the case with Karl Lagerfeld, the fashion show wasn't just on the runway. Kendall, along with Cara Delevingne, also took part in a very chic women's lib campaign, protest poster and all.
She Showed Some Skin at Balmain
In Fact, She Showed a Lot of Skin at Balmain
And She Showed Major Blue Steel at Givenchy
She Covered Up at Sonia Rykiel . . .
. . . Only So She Could Take It Off at Sonia Rykiel
She Hung Out With Fashion Industry Elite
It wasn't long after arriving in Paris that Kendall – in a Derek Lam 10 Crosby plaid trapeze top and trousers – rubbed shoulders with street style darling Anna Dello Russo.
. . . And Sampled Sorbet
She Showed Up on Almost Too Many Runways
But, really there's no such thing. Especially when she's working this Pucci dress.
She Not Only Walked at Dolce & Gabbana . . .
She Walked Front and Center at Dolce & Gabbana
She Wasn't Too Cool to Bring Her Mom to a Party
No, the teen's plus-one to the Victoria's Secret book launch party wasn't Sir Richard Branson. It was proud momager Kris Jenner.
She Gave Angelina Jolie's Leg a Run For Its Money
The model participated in the Polo Ralph Lauren holographic 4D fashion event and worked a major slit that put Angelina Jolie's Oscars number to shame.
She Walked in Major New York Shows, From Marc Jacobs . . .
Where Gigi Hadid, Adriana Lima, and Karlie Kloss took the runway, so did Kendall.
to Donna Karan . . .
. . . To Diane von Furstenberg
She basically stole the show at DVF. And Naomi Campbell walked too.
She Made the Streets Her Own Catwalk
In a wide-brimmed red fedora and black-and-white-striped top, the model was snapped as much by street style photographers as she was on the runways.
She Did Her Own Spin on the Classic New York Uniform . . .
Instead of going head-to-toe black, she added perfect white accents, with a tuxedo stripe, speckled flats, and a slouchy tee.
. . . And Proved That Her Effortless Style Is Global
While walking around Milan, she continued with her classic, edgy, laid-back look.
She Enjoyed Quiet Time Backstage
How does Kendall relax amid all the frenzy of backstage prep? Between hair and makeup sessions, she indulges in some music on her iPhone.
She Rocked a Bikini at Tommy Hilfiger . . .
. . . And Kept Rocking It With the Designer Himself
She Still Had Time For a Quick Costume Change
The Tommy Hilfiger show marked the first time that the burgeoning model had two looks in a single show.
She Honed Her Public Speaking Skills
The statuesque star, in all-black Marc Jacobs, served as one of the presenters at the Daily Front Row Fashion Media Awards, where she redeemed herself after her Billboard Awards flub and gave Love editor in chief Katie Grand the prize of international fashion magazine of the year.
She Held Her Own Alongside Major Supermodels
It's hard not to feel small (literally and figuratively) when you are next to the likes of Gigi Hadid, Alessandra Ambrosio, Christy Turlington Burns, Naomi Campbell, Lindsey Wixson, and Liu Wen, but Kendall did it in stride.
She Glammed It Up Off-Hours . . .
The reality star stunned in an Octavio Carlin gown at the Harper's Bazaar Icons party during New York Fashion Week.