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Kylie Jenner tuns in Fully Sheer Schiaparelli Ensemble for Who What
Kylie Jenner appears on Who What Wear’s August 2026 cover in a fully see-through Schiaparelli ensemble featuring a tan mesh bralette, low-waisted fringe skirt, and matching gold heels—photographed by Aidan Zamiri and styled by Alexandra and Mackenzie Grandquist.

A tan-colored mesh bralette with a plunging neckline formed the centerpiece of Kylie Jenner’s August 2026 cover appearance for Who What Wear. The garment, constructed from thin mesh fabric with delicate netting, created a “second-skin” illusion against her complexion. She paired it with a low-waisted skirt that exposed her midriff entirely and extended to the floor, where cascading warm-toned fringe added movement and visual contrast.
Who What Wear’s August 2026 Editorial Features Jenner’s Schiaparelli Look
Jenner appears on the cover and within the editorial spread of Who What Wear’s August 2026 issue. The feature examines KHY, her career evolution, and her approach to fashion. The shoot was photographed by Aidan Zamiri; Alexandra and Mackenzie Grandquist styled the sheer Schiaparelli ensemble at its center.
The skirt sat low on her hips and flowed downward, its shimmering fringe lending color and dynamism to the otherwise minimalist silhouette. The transparent bralette top and earthy-toned skirt were balanced by matching gold Schiaparelli heels in a pointed-toe mule design, which elongated her frame. Her accessories included silver-green Schiaparelli statement earrings; her hair was styled in low pigtails, evoking a subtle retro sensibility.
For makeup, Jenner chose soft blush, defined eyes, and a neutral lip—keeping emphasis on the dramatic outfit. The ensemble marked a high-fashion interpretation of sheer dressing, blending avant-garde structure with modern minimalism. It appeared as part of the 2026 magazine issue’s broader exploration of contemporary style narratives.
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