One word to describe Kendall Jenner at the 2014 AMA’s is FLAWLESS. Kendall looked stunning at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Nov. 23 for the American Music Awards. Jenner arrived in sheer, high-slit Yigal Azrouël halter dress, which she paired with high-waist black undies and simple black pumps. The dress provided sexy yet classy side cleavage as well as a clear view of her high waisted black underpants. Kendall is known for looking her sexiest at previous awards shows, but her look at this year’s AMA’s is her hottest look yet. Kendall has made a name for herself in the high fashion world for quite some time now. Kendall has successfully gotten out from behind the shadow of her older sisters Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian. Kendall is a young hot model who is pushing boundaries with this red carpet look. Kendall Jenner is the most sought after model of the moment landing many huge High Fashion campaigns. Jenner snagged a major Estee Lauder contract and most recently the Chanel S/S 2015 Campaign! With looks like the one’s from this year’s AMA’s The sky is the limit for this hot young model!
4 Latina Fashion Designers Who Are Changing the Industry with Culture
It’s no secret that the fashion industry has always grappled with the issue of representation, and Latino representation is no exception. The glossy catwalks of the 80s and 90s were nearly completely dominated by the (white), nepotistic European fashion houses of the day with little room for Latino designers to showcase their talents, let alone share their culture with the world; for the few that did exist–Carolina Herrera and Isabel Toledo come to mind–their Latino identities were noticeably secondary to their work. But now it’s 2023, and though the industry is not without faults, Latino/a fashion enthusiasts can now see their cultures and experiences reflected in fashion at all levels. While plenty of Latino men have made their way in the fashion world, I’d like to specifically focus on the women–who have been historically vastly overlooked–who are changing the game and pushing the boundaries of design by bringing Latin America to high fashion.
