Ace couturiers and designers par excellence, Dolce & Gabbana seem to be on a roll with campaigns coming up across all their lines featuring the KarJenner sisters. The A-list design label headquartered out of Italy has been decking the ever-so-stylish Kardashian siblings in their work. The most popular American socialite and Kardashian, our dearest Kim Kardashian has been recently roped in to be the face of the Dolce & Gabbana Spring Summer 2023 campaign. Following this Kim’s younger half sister, Kylie Jenner has been featured in the latest campaign for Dolce & Gabbana Eyewear.
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Kylie Jenner Ft. The Dolce & Gabbana Eyewear Campaign
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Kylie Jenner featured in a static shot and a promotional video that was recently captured for the camera rolls and released on Monday, March 6, 2023. The millennial makeup industry mogul was seen carrying a bunch of the brand’s sunglasses in full style while taking a dip in the swimming pool.
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The 25-year-old television personality who stars in Hulu’s The Kardashians wore her hair slicked back and dripping wet to give off the oomph vibe. Kylie Jenner was featured in the shots and video donning a perfect steep low-cut black and nude dress and a matchy-matchy pair of gloves to go for the video exclusively. To add all the glamour to the outfit, the youngest KarJenner sister was seen sporting a pair of very high heels that complimented the clothing to the T. The young mom of two added all the shimmer and shine to her look with a pair of signature gold Dolce & Gabbana stud earrings and swapped multiple pairs of sunglasses for the campaign. What added all the sultry edge to her look was the fact that her tresses were beautifully draping her back and shoulders as she seductively played muse for the camera.
