Following the massive success of the initial drop of Kylie Jenner‘s latest fashion venture, Khy, which raked in a whopping $1 million in sales within just one hour of its initial launch, the makeup mogul took to Instagram on November 15th to surprise us with enticing glimpses from the second wave of fabulous items from her clothing line. Get ready for round two of style supremacy from King Kylie herself!
The mother of two effortlessly slayed in a head-to-toe ensemble, donning a long-sleeve sheer white catsuit that left nothing to the imagination. Paired with a figure-hugging white bodysuit underneath, she took modern fashion to a whole new level. The see-through catsuit covered up her strappy white sandals, adding that extra touch of style element.
In another shot, the reality star diva donned a trendy puffy white vest complete with a hoodie, playfully covering her face as she looked down to the floor.
Kylie Jenner Launches Second Round Of Khy Clothing Pieces
In another video post on her Instagram, she captioned it as: "khy drop 002. puffers + base layers coming 11/15 in stone, black, and cobalt blue. @khy."
The Kylie Cosmetics mogul is seen trying on various pieces from the launch that included puffer jackets, cropped jackets, vests, and long trench-style jackets.
The fan frenzy ensued with a barrage of comments pouring in, echoing a bunch of opinions on the latest clothing line. From enthusiastic cheers to constructive critiques, the KarJenner clan's fanbase shared their thoughts in the comment section.
"It's like SKIMS and Yeezy had a baby," wrote one fan. "Basic, but like a cute basic," said another fan.
"These would be good for skii or snowboarders," another user commented.
Kylie Jenner Talks About Her Involvement In Khy
In November, Jenner shared with Vogue the extent of her hands-on involvement in establishing her brand, Khy, right from its inception.
“I want people to know how completely involved I am in this. From original concept, to designing, or co-designing if we’re working with other designers, from picking fabrics, colors, I’ve been in every fit meeting. I am the creative director of the brand and marketing. There’s not an Instagram post or video that hasn’t been personally edited by me, there hasn’t been an Instagram post that I haven’t posted myself," the youngest Jenner sister said.
She elaborated on how her clothing brand drew inspiration from her acclaimed King Kylie era. This mid-2010s era is recognized as being her peak period, where it was a time when she radiated the utmost confidence and power, according to her devoted followers.
“It is really significant. King Kylie for me was less about what I was wearing, and more about how I felt in that era. I just felt confident, free, and I didn’t care what anyone said. I think that there’s a lot of power in that and I’m definitely channeling my King Kylie energy this year," the businesswoman said.
