Kendall Jenner has proven once again why she is the highest paid model in the world with an annual income of more than $40 million.
On Wednesday, new glamorous pictures from Jimmy Choo’s spring campaign showed the Keeping Up With The Kardashians veteran at her best.
The 28-year-old star made her toned and very long legs the highlight of the fabulous portfolio, in which she wore plunging dresses with matching heels and cute handbags.
Top job: Kendall Jenner made a glamorous appearance for luxury designer Jimmy Choo’s new spring campaign
She’s in the best shape of her life: The siren looked slim and toned in a lavender mini dress
The Vogue cover girl was photographed on the balcony of a New York City skyscraper that looked like a celebrity.
She was also spotted in a blue one-piece leotard as she revealed her very slim frame; She added matching blue heels and a handbag.
In a take that had a younger teen beat vibe, she wore a pink mini dress with matching pale pink tennis shoes and a small blue and gold handbag.
The Calabasas, California native wore a skin-tight, knee-length white dress with high-heeled loafers and a matching handbag.
Kendall also wore a black suit with loafers in a different setup. Jimmy Choo London was written on her blue shoulder bag.
The 5ft 10in beauty appeared to be wearing frosty pink and purple makeup and her dark hair was styled in straight layers.
Blue vibes: New pictures from the photoshoot with the Keeping Up With The Kardashians veteran were posted to Instagram on Wednesday
In September, she said she was “pretty relaxed” because her breasts were on display in her first catwalk shoot at the age of 18.
The model wore a sheer top for her Marc Jacobs runway debut in 2014 and was delighted to bare the nipple.
Speaking on Vogue’s ‘Life in Looks’ series, she said: “I had just turned 18 and I remember getting a call from my agent saying Marc wanted to put this sheer top on me and I said, ‘This is me game.’
“I was quite chilly even though my breasts were out. I don’t mind, I’m quite good with the nipple.’
Green is good: The Vogue cover girl was photographed on the balcony of a New York high-rise building that looked fit for a celebrity
A younger teen beat vibe: Here she wore a pink mini dress with matching platform shoes, pale pink tennis shoes and a small blue and gold handbag
She continued, “Well, it didn’t make me any more nervous. I was really just like, ‘Dope, whatever they want. It’s their vision, so let’s do it. I felt completely at ease.”
The black-haired beauty, who has since walked in shows for Chanel, Alexander Wang, Oscar de la Renta, Fendi and Balmain, also recalled taking a walking lesson and being “really stiff” on the catwalk She reflected on the advice that was given to her.
She said: “I remember going into my agency and getting a walking lesson because I didn’t necessarily know what I was doing.
Glamorous for a night out in Manhattan, the Calabasas native wore a skin-tight, knee-length white dress with high-heeled loafers and a matching handbag
A cool model move: To show off the handbag, Jenner simply threw it over her shoulder
“And I think I took the tips too seriously and ended up being really stiff when I got on the runway. I’ve learned a lot since then.”
Kendall previously admitted that she likes to wear sheer tops when she’s having “a good boob day.”
In 2017, the ‘Kardashians’ star defended a picture posted to Instagram of herself wearing a braless sheer top and covering her nipples with pizza emojis.
Back in black: Kendall also wore a black suit with loafers in a different setup. Jimmy Choo London was written on her blue shoulder bag
She wrote on kendallj.com: “I don’t know if you get it but I just felt like I was having a really good boob day lol. You know what I mean?
“Your boobs go through phases and on this particular day I felt like they just looked good! (sic)’
She had consulted with her close friends Hailey Bieber and Gigi Hadid before posting the photo.
She added, “My shirt was see-through so I took this picture and just texted it to Hailey and Gigi before I went to meet them and said, ‘Is that too much?’