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Khloe Kardashian looked quintessentially cool in a silver metallic crop top and high-waisted ripped jeans with rhinestone fringes and horizontal holes across her thighs.
In a series of new photos for her latest Good American campaign, the reality star, 38, showed a glimpse of her incredibly tight midriff as she captured the camera her best smoldering look.
Shine bright as a [diamond emoji]’, the mother of two captioned the images, sparking the latest ‘Diamond Life collection from her denim line this Thursday’.
Looks good! Khloe Kardashian looked quintessentially cool in a silver metallic crop top and high-waisted ripped jeans with rhinestone fringes and horizontal holes across her thighs
For the glamorous photo shoot, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians alum sported a pair of hoop earrings, matte nude lipstick, and extra-long acrylic nails.
Her straight, medium-length hair fell naturally over her shoulders and down her back.
Kardashian’s friends, including longtime best friend Malika Haqq, took to the comment section to praise her striking looks.
Jean queen: In a series of new photos for her latest Good American campaign, the reality star, 38, showed a glimpse of her incredibly tight midriff as she shot the camera her best smoldering look
Shine bright as a [diamond emoji],’ the mother of two captioned the images, sparking the latest ‘Diamond Life collection from her denim line this Thursday’
“Beautiful,” Olivia Pierson wrote below the slideshow, while Barbara Corcoran of Shark Tank noted, “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend.”
Her straight-leg pants, with crystal embellishments, cost $170.
NBA star Tristan Thompson’s ex sported two additional looks, including a black studded jumpsuit and an oversized white button-down.
Gorgeous: For the glamorous photo shoot, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians alum wore a pair of hoop earrings, matte nude lipstick, and extra-long acrylic nails
Blast: NBA star Tristan Thompson’s ex sported two additional looks, including a black studded jumpsuit and an oversized white button-down
This month, Kardashian announced that her clothing company Good American was partnering with Revolve to find new talent when she appeared in a video shared on her Instagram account.
In the clip, Kylie Jenner’s older sister revealed plans for the search for three women to model for her brand.
“We want to give three lucky women the chance to get the ultimate open casting experience,” she said.
Exciting: This month, Kardashian announced that her clothing company Good American was partnering with Revolve to find new talent when she appeared in a video shared to her Instagram account.
The reality TV mainstay then noted that the selected individuals would also have the “opportunity to appear in a Good American campaign.”
In addition to the experiences mentioned above, the subjects of the search will fly to Los Angeles and receive what was described as a “mentor session” with Revolve’s Chief Brand Officer Raissa Gerona and Good American co-founder Emma Grede.
A short message was also posted in the video’s caption that read, in part, “Get your friends, family + all the amazing women in your life in on their chance to join us here in LA!”
Doing it right: The company made an impressive $1 million from customers during its first day of availability
Kardashian and Grede co-founded Good American in 2016.
The company raised an impressive $1 million from customers during its first day of availability.
The brand has also become known for creating offers in a wide range of sizes.
Do the most: The social media personality has appeared on numerous promotional photos and campaigns for her company in recent years
The TV star has been featured in numerous promotional photos and campaigns for her company in recent years.
Kardashian previously spoke about partnering with Revolve during an interview with Rush.
She stated, “We love Revolve, we love their aesthetic, everything they have to say, and the fact that they’re picking up Good American’s core pieces in more sizes means a lot to us.”
The entrepreneur added that she was grateful to have “different eyes to see Good American and see how inclusive and wonderful we are.”
The reality TV figure then spoke about what she and her employees wanted to achieve with their brand.
“At its core, the desire is to make fashion as inclusive as possible and for women to feel empowered and represented,” she said.
Directed: The reality TV figure then spoke about what she and her employees wanted to achieve with their brand