Beauty
Kylie Jenner Leaves Little To The Imagination In A Curve-Clinging Purple Bodysuit
It will officially launch on May 23rd at 3 p.m. PST.
Kylie Jenner continues to tease her latest Kylie Skin product launch on Instagram. Among her numerous posts, the 24-Year-Old became the headlines with a pair of images uploaded to her brand’s account. In the snaps, the mom-of-two held onto an opaque bottle with a lavender cap while standing in front of a solid backdrop.
The reality TV star appeared stone-faced yet flashed her signature sexy look for millions of followers.
Kylie rested her forearm over her titled head in the second while holding the bottle upside down and looking out of the camera’s frame. As seen, she slipped her 5ft6in shape into a single-sleeved, cut-out crotchet leotard and translucent pumps. The influencer also rocked braided hair extensions as she clutched a sprig of English Lavender Hidcote.
The webpage of Kylie Cosmetics has since been reiterating that Kylie Skin is launching a lavender bath collection on May 23rd at 3 p.m. PST.
The new collection features a bath bomb, bubble bath, lotion, etc. However, the caption of Kylie’s post read: “Our lavender bubble bath is formulated with chamomile oil, lavender oil, coconut oil, Shea butter, and Vitamin E [to leave] your skin feeling soft and nourished.” In 2015, the model founded her cosmetics company with her plumping Lip Kits and has since branched out to include baby products, swimwear, and skincare.
This comes as Kylie had been last seen in Las Vegas supporting her partner, rapper Travis Scott at his first televised performance since the crowed crush at his Nov. 5 Astroworld Festival.
The 31-Year-Old performed two songs, Lost Forever and Mafia, onstage at the MGM Grand Garden Arena during NBC’s 2022 Billboard Music Awards telecast. Last Thursday, Shanazia Willamson had filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Scott and other entities for suffering a miscarriage after being trampled at Astroworld, but the artist has since maintained he was unaware of the mass casualty until after his set concluded.