Kylie Jenner is proving once again that she's anything but an ordinary mom—especially when it comes to her bold and daring fashion choices. The reality star is celebrating a new milestone with the launch of her new collection in partnership with Poster Girl.
The businesswoman caused commotion while promoting the collab, taking to social media to talk about her appreciation for the new designs, which make her feel sexy, and ready to take on anything. Kylie joked about the risqué latex looks being perfect for everything, including business meetings and even for picking up her kids from school.
The reality star took to Instagram to share her love for the pieces, particularly the latex designs that are central to the collection."What I love most about this collection is how it makes me feel," Kylie shared. "It’s our sexiest collection yet. We have the best latex, and I fell in love with the Poster Girl dresses because they’re so thin and comfortable. They make me feel happy and confident."
Kylie wore a design from the collection for the interview, showing a red-colored latex dress that accentuated her figure and featured a low-cut. "I would wear this outfit to the clerb (club)," she said jokingly, "I would wear this outfit to pick up my kids from school. I would take this outfit to take business meetings," The mom of two said.
Online users shared their mixed reactions on social media, with many not noticing the reality star was joking. "To pick up my kids from school is crazy! When I even do my makeup and hair the moms be looking at me all CRAZY!" one person wrote, while someone else commented, "[Please] don't wear that to ur kids school pls for the love of God don't."
Kylie previously discussed her creative process when it comes to fashion collaborations, during an interview with People. "I love beauty and fashion. I have always had a special place in my heart for design, and an appreciation of the artistry behind the brands that I love," she said.
"It’s so special to me to be able to conceptualize collections and put them out into the world," she explained to the publication about the "meticulously" process.