In one of the images, Kylie Jenner wears a plunging sheer top, a vintage Helmut Lang design from the Spring/Summer 2004 collection, courtesy of Artifact. The white sleeveless piece featured a dramatically scooped neckline, with an additional curved strap cutting across her chest for an asymmetric finish.

The lightweight fabric also took the look in a daring direction. Under the light, the material appeared noticeably sheer, adding another daring element to the minimalist design. Its fitted silhouette hugged Jenner’s torso before extending past her waist.

The Helmut Lang look was styled with matching colored tiny bikini bottoms by Anemos. She also wore August Barron white-colored slouchy boots. They featured a lace-up trim and pointed toes. Additionally, to this, she wore black Wolford socks that popped from underneath. This brought an unexpected finish to the otherwise pared-back ensemble.

Photographed outdoors, Jenner posed across a white sheet laid over the grass. In one shot, she sat upright and stared directly into the camera with her dark hair falling loosely around her face. Other photographs captured her reclining on the ground and emphasizing the shoot’s raw, undone mood.

The images accompanied Wonderland’s “A Love Letter to Kylie Jenner” cover story for its Autumn/Winter 2026 issue. The feature looks back at Jenner’s enduring influence, nearly a decade after her previous cover story with the publication, while also touching on her fashion brand KHY and her evolution in the public eye.

For the Wonderland shoot, the archival Helmut Lang piece proved that a simple white top can make a major statement, especially when a plunging neckline and sheer fabric are involved.