Kylie Jenner is on board with the ’90s fashion revival.
The youngest Kardashian-Jenner sibling, who was born in 1997, put her own spin on the decade’s style, wearing five-inch platform flip-flops.
Jenner shared her nostalgia-inducing footwear on her Instagram Story, showing off ERL sandals ($375), which are available for pre-order in classic black and a lighter gray.
“The energy I’m bring to my shoot today,” she declared on her Instagram Story.
The makeup mogul, 27, paired the summery shoes with a black Brandy Melville cropped tank top ($8) and long Nike track pants, which puddled over her flip-flops. She added a pair of oversized shield sunglasses and a large coffee as she arrived for a photoshoot featuring her clothing brand, Khy.
“We’re dropping the cutest new cotton elevated basics for @khy,” the fashion and beauty mogul wrote on a second mirror selfie modeling her off-the-shoulder top, leggings and a pair of Balenciaga’s $450 “pedicure” flip flops that sister Kim Kardashian previously wore.
If you look closely at her shoes, you’ll see Jenner is sporting another ’90s trend — a toe ring on her right foot.
In the following slides, the reality television star shared sneak peeks of Khy’s latest launches, which include a bandeau top with a wrapped silhouette alongside coordinating fold-over pants, as well as a minidress version of the look.
The clothing brand is on a roll, recently collaborating with beloved swimwear brand Frankie’s Bikinis on a bombshell-inspired line.
She’s also been trying out vintage designs, including a Chanel bikini worth four figures that she brought along on her European vacation last month.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder was also buzzed about at Lauren Sánchez and Jeff Bezos’ wedding in June when she wore a dangerously pale lace-up gown, with fans mistaking the icy blue color for bridal white.
Meanwhile, her daughter, Stormi Webster, has also been modeling high-fashion vintage styles from Chanel, custom Chrome Hearts and more. Perhaps the 7-year-old will borrow from her mom’s closet soon enough.
