Kylie Jenner leaves little to the imagination in Sєxy backless dress
Kylie Jenner stunned in a backless dress while stepping out to the 2022 Baby2Baby Gala in Los Angeles Saturday night.
Kylie Jenner left little to the imagination in a Sєxy black dress for a night out on the town.
The reality star wowed in a stunning backless Loewe gown while stepping out for the 2022 Baby2Baby Gala in West Hollywood, Calif., Saturday night.
“now let’s hear it for the back of the dress !!!” Jenner, 25, captioned a series of pics shared to Instagram.
Naturally, the makeup mogul’s famous friends took to the comments section to marvel over her sultry look.
“Let’s hear it for this stunning queen!!!!! Bravo!!!!,” sister Khloé Kardashian declared, with pal Lori Harvery writing, “Umm excuse meee?! ”
Influencer Olivia Pierson also chimed in, commenting, “You looked so beautiful!!! ,” while Jenner’s ᴀssistant Maguire Grace Amundsen furthered the positive praise by writing, “oh yes MAAM !!!!!! .”
Jenner left littlie to the imagination in a backless Loewe number.
This year’s Baby2Baby event honored Jenner’s older sister Kim Kardashian, who received the “Giving Tree Award” for her charity work.
Past honorees of the gala for the foundation, which channels resources to underprivileged families with young children, have included Vanessa Bryant and Chrissy Teigen.
Jenner’s older sister Kim Kardashian was the night’s honoree.
Back in September, Forbes reported that Kardashian, 42, quietly donated half a million dollars in cash and an estimated $5 million in much needed supplies to the Baby2Baby organization over the years.
The message she drilled home in her acceptance speech Saturday night was one of compᴀssion.
“Justice for me has so many meanings but what it ultimately comes down to is what is fair, what is right and what leads our world better, especially for our children,” she said.
”I will continue to use my voice and my resources to share in your mission, while all of us help Baby2Baby to bring fairness, equality and justice to so many children, who have been deprived of access to basic essentials.”
