Kylie Jenner Fronts Acne Studios’ FW23 Denim Campaign
Kylie Jenner is giving her sister Kendall a run for her money, showing off her modeling skills in Acne Studios‘ Fall/Winter 2023 denim campaign.
The entrepreneur and mother of two shows a vulnerable side in the latest campaign, pairing wet hair and body paint resembling dirt and grease with baggy jeans and jackets — a clear departure from her typically tight-fitting style. “I love the organic relationship I’ve built with Acne Studios. I am a fan of the brand and I’ve worn their product over the past few years. This campaign is one of my favourites. I loved working with Carlijn and I love the simplicity of the images, they have strength in their directness,” Kylie shares in an exclusive press release.
The youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan introduces the “2023” jeans, a genderless and oversized shape outfitted in a vintage-inspired wash, “Penicillin,” alongside a slick, waxed wash for an oil-coated look. Elsewhere, the campaign goes back in time, presenting the “2021,” a mid-rise pair with generous wide legs. The statement-making “Dacna” dress stands out as the capsule’s most versatile item as it can be worn as a dramatic overcoat, commanding attention with its floor-sweeping silhouette. Accessories ground the assortment of edgy essentials, offering an artfully worn leather Multi-Pocket bag and alien-esque sunglasses, keeping in line with the collection’s commitment to an effortlessly cool yet retro aesthetic.
Acne Studios’ FW23 denim collection is now available online and in-stores. Take a look in the gallery above.
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