Kendall Jenner is synonymous with her sleek, monochromatic ensembles. However, the supermodel infused her sartorial agenda with a dose of bold, Barbie-inspired colour – and we’re obsessed.
The 30-year-old took to her Instagram Stories to debut her latest beachwear ensemble. Kendall looked radiant in a silk pink mini dress that was adorned with delicate lace embroidery on the neckline and hemline. The garment was layered over a simple black bikini and styled with a pair of black flip flops and a beige raffia handbag. “Guess who got me to wear pink,” penned Kendall alongside the picture.
Kendall doesn’t typically wear the color pink. However, true fashion enthusiasts will remember when the supermodel graced the amfAR Cannes Gala in 2019 dressed in the ultimate Barbie gown. Kendall wore a pink tiered dress from the Giambattista Valli x H&M collection. Crafted from layers of tulle, the gown boasted a voluminous silhouette with a sleeveless design and cinched waist. The front of the gown appeared as a mini while the back featured a long, large train that flared outwards. Kendall styled the look with pink lace-up pumps and a pair of diamond drop earrings
© FilmMagicKendall Jenner’s secret behind toned figure
Kendall perfected her summer body via a disciplined workout routine. The supermodel prefers to work out in the morning, typically around 7 a.m. for an hour, with her regime blending strength training with cardio, ab workouts, pilates and yoga for flexibility.
© Getty ImagesThe supermodel’s trainer, Gunnar Peterson, previously spoke to Harper’s Bazaar about working with the star and the key principles she follows. “Your quality of sleep is also improved when you exercise, and your mentality improves, which can benefit you at work because you make less errors and often you’re more patient as a person. Overall, exercise offers you a better lifestyle and better quality of life,” they shared.
© FilmMagic“People think too much about the end goal rather than focusing on the journey. It’s great to have an end goal but you need short term goals too. These can come in many forms. For example, ‘I got to the gym this week,’ or ‘I added an extra 10 minutes to my cardio.’ If you enjoy the journey, you’ll be at the destination before you know it.”
Gunnar continued: “If you want to tone your body to see the separation between muscle groups (that’s what you actually mean when you say ‘toned’), then that means burning excess subcutaneous body fat, the body fat that’s right below the surface of the skin that makes you look smooth.”
Read the full article here
