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Kylie Jenner's Latex Onesie Takes a Page Out of Kim Kardashian's Book

Kylie Jenner's latest outfit is like second skin. Sharing behind-the-scenes footage from her latest Kylie Cosmetics shoot, the 25-year-old mogul wore a white sleeveless one-piece with a high neckline and attached shorts. The skintight latex material created a sculpted, ultra-minimalist look, which Jenner styled with wet hair, fuzzy white slides, and black sunglasses. "Lost footage behind the scenes," she wrote in a TikTok video shared on June 7, posing in the curve-hugging ensemble.

Jenner is not the first person in the family to step out in the constricting material. Her sister Kim Kardashian has previously shown lots of love for latex outfits. In fact, Kardashian was once seen struggling to squeeze into a particular latex Balmain outfit moments before an event. "Did it rip?" she worried aloud as she got ready for Paris Fashion Week in 2020. She's since revisited the trend with a bright-blue two-piece latex set for the annual Parsons Benefit in May.

Potentially drawing inspiration from Kardashian, Jenner has frequently put her own spin on latex, previously wearing a formfitting PVC gown to various parties in LA and even a vinyl string bikini. Stepping away from the dresses and skirts, she also wore a latex cone bra and coordinating boy shorts for John Galliano's co-ed presentation for Maison Margiela.

Similarly, this most recent look gave Jenner the freedom to move around set. The simplicity of her playsuit may also support recent fan theories that Jenner is adopting a new style inspired by the "quiet-luxury" aesthetic popularized by celebrities like Sofia Richie.

Read on to see her sophisticated latex look in action.

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lost footage behind the scenes 🫶🏻

♬ bossa nova x west coast - ㅤ


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