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Kylie Jenner showcased her cheeky side in skimpy Anemos bikini bottoms during a sultry photoshoot for Wonderland. The beauty mogul graced the Autumn/Winter 2026 issue of the magazine, published on October 12. Her minimalistic look featured a monochromatic palette and relaxed loungewear.
Kylie Jenner strikes cheeky poses in skimpy Anemos bikini bottoms for sultry Wonderland feature
In a photoshoot accompanying her new Wonderland cover story, Kylie Jenner posed cheekily in Anemos Eighties High-Cut Bikini Bottom. The white piece boasts a sultry ’80s-inspired silhouette that accentuated her curves and elongated her frame. The high-cut bottoms rested low on her hips as she posed against a natural backdrop of dry grass and hay.
Styled by Carlos Nazario, Jenner complemented the bottoms with a white top from Helmut Lang’s Spring/Summer 2004 collection, sourced from the archival fashion store Artifact. The scoop-neck top featured layered details, including a sheer overlay and a visible, opaque tank-top-like layer underneath.
The underlayer dipped lower on her chest and included large side cutouts. The monochromatic styling enhanced the high-contrast lighting in the photos.
Jenner added a bold, western-inspired high-fashion twist to the otherwise casual ensemble. The pristine white August Barron boots showcased a pointed toe and wide, slouchy, folded-over cuffs that gathered around the calves. Decorative stitching outlined the upper rims of the boots. Meanwhile, dark Wolford socks peeked out from beneath the fold, creating a sharp, contrasting band across her lower legs.
Her beauty styling echoed the sultry aesthetic of the look. She wore her long, dark hair in tousled waves that fell naturally over her shoulders and drifted across her face.
Her eye makeup featured dark eyeliner and smoky, intense eyes that locked onto the camera with a piercing gaze. A neutral lip color anchored her moody presence. In another photo from the shoot, she donned a black Norma Kamali bodysuit paired with tall leather boots.

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