Kendall Jenner takes her enemies of pants campaign to the roads

The model’s September nineteenth outfit comprised of a curiously large men’s conservative Oxford shirt and dark cowhide loafers — preppy works of art both — and nothing by any means on base. To finish the outfit, Jenner wore her hair up in a paw cut, added limited shades and a couple of bits of gems, and conveyed a huge dark pack under her arm. The shirt is sufficiently long to keep the look good, however not exactly lengthy enough to qualify as a dress.

Jenner’s scorn for bottoms is factual, and I need to appreciate her for remaining by her enemies of pants convictions. In June, she wore a very much like no-pants outfit, adding a Yankees cap and a naval force jacket to the generally exceptionally Upper East Side look. The model and tequila-merchant has gone pants free to the Met Function. She’s ragged leggings (as in pantyhose) rather than pants. She’s ragged dresses so short she should not be wearing pants.