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Kylie Jenner is showcasing her unique take on evening wear for her latest KHY campaign. The reality star and beauty mogul posed for a series of moody nighttime photographs promoting a piece from the brand’s KHY After Dark collection. One particularly bold pose showed Jenner bending down while modeling the tiny dress.
Kylie Jenner bends down in teeny tiny KHY micro minidress with fur cuffs
The Kylie Jenner KHY look featured the brand’s Chateau Mini Dress. A $350 black design that barely grazed the tops of her thighs. Its close-fitting silhouette hugged Jenner’s figure, while the extremely short hemline left her legs almost entirely exposed.
In one campaign shot, Jenner bent forward beside a metal bollard on the sidewalk, making the already-short dress appear even more daring. She rested one hand near her knee while looking directly toward the camera. Another image provided a clearer view of the full outfit as Jenner stood with her arms crossed in front of a graphic wall.
While the dress maintained a minimalistic approach through the body, oversized black faux-fur cuffs added plenty of drama to the sleeves. According to KHY, the Chateau Mini Dress is crafted from a soft wool-and-cashmere knit. The brand describes it as having a straight neckline, close-fitting silhouette, and delicate rolled edges at both the neckline and hem.
Jenner paired the micro minidress with classic black pointed-toe pumps, keeping the styling entirely monochromatic. Her long dark hair was worn loose with an intentionally undone finish, complementing the late-night aesthetic of the shoot.
The campaign itself embraced an after-hours mood. Jenner was photographed outdoors beneath red neon lighting, while the flash photography imparted a grainy, retro feel to the images. KHY captioned its post, “sunset at midnight in the chateau mini”.
Photographed by Quentin De Briey, the campaign allowed the $350 dress to remain the clear focus.

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