Kendall Jenner becomes the face of Intimissimi’s Ultralight with Cashmere collection, bringing its viral sheer knitwear back into the spotlight.
Kendall Jenner is taking her relationship with Intimissimi to the next level. After helping one of the Italian brand’s ultra-lightweight cashmere pieces become a fashion talking point last year, the model is now officially fronting the latest campaign for the Ultralight with Cashmere collection.
The collaboration feels particularly natural given Jenner’s previous connection with the line. The model was spotted wearing the collection’s signature Boatneck Top during an appearance on the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast, putting the minimalist design firmly on the fashion radar and contributing to its growing popularity.
Now, Kendall Jenner and Intimissimi are turning that organic fashion moment into an official partnership for Autumn/Winter 2026.
The Ultralight with Cashmere collection has developed a loyal following thanks to a combination of qualities that make it particularly suited to contemporary wardrobes. Its lightweight construction creates an almost sheer finish, while its soft, stretchy fabric allows the pieces to sit close to the body without feeling overly structured.
That simplicity is also what makes the collection so versatile. The tops can be worn on their own for a subtly sensual effect, layered underneath jackets and knitwear when temperatures drop or combined with lingerie for a more intimate approach to everyday dressing.
The new Intimissimi campaign starring Kendall Jenner will be unveiled in four instalments throughout the autumn season, with each chapter highlighting different silhouettes from the collection.
For the first release, attention turns to the V-neck lace-trim top, a long-sleeved design that has already attracted considerable interest on social media. Its defining feature is its ability to be styled in more than one way, including worn in reverse, allowing the neckline and lace detailing to completely alter the appearance of the piece.
In the campaign, Jenner wears the top in a rich chocolate brown, pairing it with coordinating silk shorts and lingerie. The styling plays with the boundary between underwear and ready-to-wear, an increasingly blurred distinction that has become central to Intimissimi’s fashion identity.
Rather than treating lingerie exclusively as something to conceal underneath clothing, the campaign proposes pieces that can become visible elements of a complete look. The result is a wardrobe built around layering, texture and understated sensuality.
Colour also plays an important role in the new season. Alongside timeless neutral shades designed for easy everyday styling, the Autumn/Winter 2026 Intimissimi collection introduces new tones including Baltic Green and Port Red, providing a richer alternative to the traditional black, white and beige palette.
Jenner’s involvement reinforces the collection’s positioning as something more than traditional underwear. Known for a personal wardrobe that frequently combines minimalist basics with distinctly ’90s references, the model fits naturally into the understated aesthetic surrounding the Ultralight with Cashmere line.
