Kendall Jenner just might be in her cowgirl era!

The model, 29, brought the heat to a photoshoot with luxury fashion retail company, FWRD, going topless in one bold black-and-white image for the campaign, published on July 9.

In the picture, The Kardashians star posed alongside a brown-and-white horse. She pressed her bare chest against the animal and gave the camera an intimate look; she also showed off two items from her edit – Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s denim micro shorts that featured a sexy lace up detail at the hips, and Jimmy Choo’s Brooklyn 50 boots.

Jenner also wore multiple bikinis for the campaign. For one shot, below, she paired Bode’s Pony Silhouette Crewneck Sweater in a butter yellow shade with a matching yellow-and-red striped bikini bottom from Solid & Striped. She completed the look with slouchy white socks and a pair of white, blue and silver low top sneakers by Maison Margiela.

She also modeled a simple white two-piece swimsuit by Eterne. For a cool girl touch, Jenner paired the look with a $5,500 oversized suede bomber jacket by Saint Laurent, and finished the outfit with a bright blue Sporty & Rich Los Angeles Dodgers baseball cap and red suede Adidas sneakers.

Jenner also tapped into western vibes while wearing a simple ivory colored romper by Bode, which she paired with the Nobilis Ankle Boot by The Row.

Her spring 2025 edit features dozens more pieces from overalls and slip dresses to loafers and slouchy socks. Brands range from Polo Ralph Lauren to The Row.

Jenner was announced as the creative director of FWRD in September of 2021. Upon revealing the news, Raissa Gerona, chief brand officer of FWRD’s parent company, Revolve Group, said in a statement, “Kendall is the epitome of luxury fashion, and there isn’t a better fit for this position.”

Michael Mente, co-CEO and cofounder of Revolve Group, added, “[Jenner’s] multifaceted experience in the fashion industry and the vision she has outlined for the FWRD business has the potential
to transform our business and the luxury business as a whole.”

The model, who is in charge of the “look and feel of the site,” according to Vogue, revealed that she was excited to take the position because she loves seeing that “people are taking command of their own style and aesthetic, mixing fashion however they choose. I’m all about combining your favorite designers with a pair of sneakers. I am also excited to see all of the new collections coming out for more inspiration.”