The 'Life of Kylie' star debuts her new hairstyle on Instagram while promoting her cosmetics brand, Kylie Cosmetics.
- August 30, 2018
AceShowbiz - It hasn't even been a month since Kylie Jenner chopped off her long hair and dyed it blonde, but she apparently has already missed it so much. The young businesswoman has taken to Instagram to share several photos of her rocking long blonde hair while promoting her cosmetics brand, Kylie Cosmetics.
Kylie first posted on the photo-sharing site two similar pictures which saw her rocking a dressing gown, perfectly covering her cleavage with her long hair. In one of the pictures, the mother of one got a little bit playful by playing with her hair. "Which lip? Wearing TWENTY ONE & BADDIE," she asked her followers in the caption, referring to her lip kit line.
The "Life of Kylie" star then swapped her gown for a chic strapless black midi dress, flaunting her famous curves. Letting her blonde locks down, she completed her look with a pair of white sneakers and left both pictures captionless. With her new blonde hair, there's no denying that Kylie indeed looked like a barbie.
In other Kylie-related news, the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star has been tapped as the face of Adidas' Originals Falcon Dorf sneakers campaign after ending her contract with Puma. Kylie is the latest Kardashian-Jenner family member who joins the German sports brand, following sister Kendall Jenner and brother-in-law Kanye West.
"I've always loved Adidas and it's exciting now being part of the Originals family, especially for Falcon," Kylie stated in a press release. The company is also excited to work with the reality star as her lifestyle represents the bold look of the shoes.
"We are interested in creating tomorrow's streetwear by reinventing the most iconic sportswear from our archives," said Alegra O'Hare, VP Global Brand Communications of the brand. "Falcon is inspired by the Falcon Dorf, an iconic model from the '90s: its bold and unapologetic DNA is at the core of today's Falcon and reflects the confident mindset of a new generation of female creative consumers."
