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Kylie Jenner is back in front of the camera for KHY, and her latest campaign is all about making a statement. The beauty mogul modeled pieces from the returning Poster Girl collaboration in a series of sleek studio shots. This time, the collection puts sculpted silhouettes and ultra-high-gloss latex front and center.
Kylie Jenner nearly spills out of dangerously plunging Poster Girl x KHY latex tank top
Kylie Jenner modeled the black Poster Girl x KHY Latex Plunge Tank, a $182 piece crafted entirely from latex. The fitted top clung closely to her torso, creating a corset-like, sculpted silhouette that emphasized the waist.
But the defining feature of Jenner’s plunging latex tank top was its unusually low-cut neckline. Two molded, heart-shaped panels curved around the bust before dipping dramatically toward the center, creating a deep U-shaped plunge. Thin adjustable shoulder straps kept the top looking minimal, while strategically placed cutouts at the bust added to its daring construction.
According to KHY’s product description, the tank also features a zip closure at the back and is made from ultra-high-gloss latex. The shiny black finish reflected the studio lighting, making the sculptural lines of the design even more noticeable.
Jenner paired the tank with a coordinating floor-skimming black latex skirt, continuing the glossy material from head to toe. She kept the styling pared back, wearing her dark hair swept into a sleek updo with a few strands framing her face. Black open-toe heels completed the monochromatic look.
KHY announced the return of the collaboration on Instagram, writing, “poster girl x KHY is back”. They also noted that its sculpted silhouettes were returning in ultra-high-gloss latex.
With this bold look, the dramatic plunge did most of the talking. Between its body-sculpting construction, reflective finish, and uniquely curved neckline, the latex tank turned a simple black top into the centerpiece of the campaign.

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