The 28-year-old model and reality TV star shares on her Instagram page a series of photos of her rocking risque outfit during her beachside getaway to celebrate the new year.
- Jan 4, 2024
AceShowbiz - Kendall Jenner is seemingly embracing her new single status. The 28-year-old model shared on her Instagram page a series of photos of her rocking risque outfit during her beachside getaway to celebrate the new year.
The snaps, shared on Wednesday, January 3, featured Kendall showcasing her figure in a sheer cream-colored floor-length dress by Helsa, which is founded by model Elsa Hosk. The dress featured some beautiful ruffles around the sleeves and slit skirt.
The dress, called Hilma Gown, also allowed the catwalk beauty to flaunt her perfectly flat abs as it had a large midriff-baring cut-out. "The Kardashians" star paired the flowy dress with pearlescent earrings and a tousled bun as she opted for rosy makeup for the occasion.
In one of the pictures, Kendall was joined by her best friend Hailey Baldwin. The wife of Justin Bieber looked equally stunning in a body-hugging white dress. The Rhode Beauty founder completed her style with gold earrings and her signature updo. The two could be seen posing against the sunset, ocean and palm trees.
The post arrived after it was reported that Kendall rang in 2024 with her ex Bad Bunny on an end-of-year vacation near Barbados. Alongside the Biebers, the pair enjoyed New Year's Eve fireworks together. In a video, posted by Kendall's friend, the "Monaco" hitmaker could be heard in the background wishing everyone "Feliz Ano Nuevo".
The couple called it quits in December 2023 after dating for less than a year. "Kendall and Bad Bunny have been doing their own things lately and things slowly started to fizzle out between them," a source told Entertainment Weekly.
"They both knew going into this that it likely wouldn't be a forever type of relationship and that was mutually understood from the get-go," the informant continued. "They have crazy busy schedules and know they're still young and have a lot more to experience individually before settling down."
