Kylie Jenner is getting a surprisingly positive response to her latest fashion drop, with fans praising her newest Khy collection after some of her previous designs were criticized as basic, unflattering, and overpriced.
The mom of two unveiled her latest line, The After Dark Collection, on October 27, introducing a 16-piece winter eveningwear collection inspired by the nightlife and style of Los Angeles.
Described as a “love letter to L.A. nights,” the collection features sculpted tailoring, plush faux-fur accents, layered knitwear and oversized bombers, including animal-print designs. With dramatic shawl collars, cozy textures and floor-grazing silhouettes, the pieces are designed to bring a glamorous edge to cold-weather dressing.
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Among the standout items are the Leather Moto Jacket, priced at $598, the Leather Zip-Up Jacket and the Signature Faux Fur/Roxy Jacket, which retails for $278.
But while some of Jenner's previous fashion releases have drawn criticism over their designs and price tags, her latest collection appears to have struck a different chord with shoppers.
After getting a look at the new pieces, fans took to social media to share their reactions, with several admitting they were pleasantly surprised by how much they liked the designs.
“You know the design for Khy has really come a long way, some of this is really cute,” one person wrote.
Another fan confessed, “I… actually love some pieces?”
“Okay, but why do I actually want all of this,” someone else commented.
“Wait, these are really cute?! Was not expecting this tbh,” another person added.
The positive reactions mark a notable contrast to the criticism that followed some of Khy's earlier releases, with shoppers previously questioning whether the designs justified their premium prices.
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The 29-year-old's latest drop comes after her summer collection, released in June, attracted criticism from some shoppers who were unimpressed with the designs.
The warm-weather lineup featured body-hugging, Y2K-inspired pieces, including silk tie-front tops with matching skirts, plunging backless mini dresses, embellished jackets, silk camisoles, capri pants, cropped bandeau tops and ruffled skirts.
Despite the variety of styles, some critics described the designs as “hideous” and questioned whether the pieces were worth their asking prices.
Several critics also took issue with the overall aesthetic, arguing that the collection lacks originality.
"There's nothing innovative about the style," one person commented.
"It's expensive just to be expensive. They are so greedy. I'm over it," another wrote.
Others were even more blunt, with comments ranging from "The tops are ridiculous" to simply, "It's hideous."
