Kendall Jenner Has Already Subtly Changed Her Street Style as a Redhead
Kendall Jenner is embracing her new red hair in Paris and dressing to complement the fiery hue. The model has been photographed multiple times during Paris Fashion Week, showcasing several ‘90s supermodel-esque off-duty looks, all in neutral colors or earth tones. Jenner was seen yesterday wearing a sleek black dress and cardigan with her friend Fai Khadra. She accessorized with sunglasses and tall black boots. Jenner wore her hair down and showcased her curtain bangs.
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Jenner was photographed leaving her hotel today in a second look: jeans, a tan leather jacket, and a baseball cap:
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She was later photographed on her balcony sporting jeans, a jean jacket, and a white crop top. Her red hair was styled straight and worn down:
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Jenner first debuted her red hair on Prada’s runway in Milan on Feb. 24. It’s the most dramatic permanent hair change the model has made this year.
The news came in tandem with a profile of the model in i-D magazine—her first magazine interview this year about her shifting views on paparazzi and balancing her privacy with her A-list fame.
“I used to be really angry,” she started. “I mean, you can literally find old videos of me screaming at the paparazzi for no reason, but also for a very obvious reason. I’m just a lot more at peace with things now. It’s hard to explain… it’s just something that you learn to live with, I guess.”
“It still feels like I’m not fully formed, but with every chapter I become a little bit more fulfilled,” she said of her sense of self now, as she continues to model and run her 818 Tequila business. Keeping some parts of her life private helps her achieve that. “It’s a sad thing to say, but sometimes you almost have to remind yourself who you are,” she said. “I think doing your own personal work is a really great way of reminding yourself, ‘Oh, no, no, no, no. This is who I am.’”
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