Kendall Jenner lives to give us looks that we need in our lives.
Recently, we’ve seen Kendall Jenner sporting a variety of bold looks, from variations of the little black dress to outfits that expose nipples. Therefore, in theory, the t-shirt and pants she wore for a night out with Bad Bunny may seem less striking in comparison to the aforementioned looks. However, when you’re Kendall Jenner, no outfit goes unnoticed without a striking detail.
The model stepped out in Los Angeles wearing a cropped white t-shirt paired with flared pants and a black shoulder bag. While the silhouette of her outfit was fairly simple, the blue and grey snakeskin print on the pants drew a lot of attention to the lower half of her body. She completed the look with black boots.
Jenner has been a supporter of the snakeskin motif for a while, recently donning the animal print in the form of shoes to a Los Angeles Lakers game, where she sat alongside Bunny. She has also embraced it in accessories, primarily in mini bags like the Fendi baguette model she carried just a few days later. And although Jenner and Bunny’s relationship is fairly new, they seem to be connected through fashion.
Like Jenner, the musician also opted for a simple white t-shirt, although his was much looser and longer than his partner’s. Similarly, he wore beige carpenter-style pants paired with sturdy boots.
Since they were first seen together in public, the couple has worn matching or at least coordinated outfits (which, according to Rihanna and A$AP Rocky, seems to be very trendy right now). For another outing in May, they chose full leather ensembles, and for a post-Met Gala party, they appeared in similar-colored outfits.
Although this musician-model pairing has been linked since February, they have been relatively private about making anything official. And in a recent interview, Bunny seemed unwilling to label the relationship.
“I know something will come out,” he told Rolling Stone. “I know [people] will say something. People know everything about me, so what do I have left to protect? My private life, my personal life. That’s the only answer. In the end, the only thing I have is my privacy.”
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