Kendall Jenner Finds An Extremely Chic Jumper Dress For Spring - British Vogue

Kendall Jenner has been on a winning fashion streak in Paris. Earlier this week, the model channelled Audrey Hepburn in an all-black outfit from The Row (the look was even complete with an Old Hollywood headscarf). This weekend, she continued her streak of sophisticated minimalism, this time wearing a muted, all-grey ensemble. Jenner found an incredibly chic jumper dress in the process, proving that a cosy spring knit can still be sexy.

Jenner wore a long-sleeved wool sweater dress by Ann Demeulemeester, which had a draped neckline and an asymmetrical leg slit. The silhouette of the skirt gives the comfy piece a more fashion-forward feel, and puts focus on her sleek below-the-knee pointy boots by The Row. She also accessorised the look with a giant leather tote and tiny rectangular shades, one of her go-to finishing touches.

Slinky turtleneck dresses have been trending on stars like Kaia Gerber and Zoë Kravitz, but leave it to Jenner to give the jumper dress a more alluring feel. She could simply swap her boots for strappy stilettos, and she'd instantly be ready for a night out. And who doesn't want to party in a garment that essentially feels like pyjamas? 

Kendall Jenner Finds An Extremely Chic Jumper Dress For Spring - British Vogue

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