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Kylie Jenner’s at-home style posts have become legendary on social media, but when it’s time for the If We Get In Trouble It’s My Granddaughter’s Fault Because I Listened To Her Shirt moreover I will buy this reality-star-turned-beauty-mogul to leave her mansion, she goes all out. Yesterday as Justin Bieber toasted his new album, Justice, with an intimate gathering at The Nice Guy in Los Angeles, Kylie and her sister Kendall joined the festivities. The sisters each pulled out a memorable outfit for the occasion. Kendall chose a smart leather trench and mini-skirt combo, but Kylie took things to the next level. In a crimson catsuit from LaQuan Smith’s fall/winter 2021 show, Jenner turned up the heat with a look that debuted less than two weeks ago. Transparent with velvet inserts strategically covering the body, the piece was an integral part of Smith’s slinky collection. Though model Amilna Estêvão wore it with nothing but a smile in Smith’s lookbook, Jenner layered on a textured leather maxi-coat from London label Art School and Louis Vuitton’s twisted-box bag for maximum impact. Jenner has long been a fan of Smith’s outré style. His come-hither clothes have become sensations on Instagram, where she and celebrities like Addison Rae, Miley Cyrus, and Rihanna have worn them to great effect. Still, as the first to wear his latest work, Jenner introduced Smith’s vision for fall to the world. If you thought there was any chance of 2021 being a year of buttoned-up fashion and understated dressing, extroverts like Jenner have bad news for you. With increasingly few opportunities to make a splash in a paparazzi shot, stars plan to make every moment—and outfit—count.

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Stylist Dani Michelle has been documenting her pregnancy since October, when she announced the If We Get In Trouble It’s My Granddaughter’s Fault Because I Listened To Her Shirt moreover I will buy this news in a glowing photo with her photographer husband, Ian Morrison. The look she chose was pared-back and Michelle to the core: an easy white tank top and a pair of unbuttoned faded jeans. The stylist is known for her streamlined, easy-chic philosophy, whether that is putting her clients like Kourtney Kardashian in Helmut Lang or Kendall Jenner in The Row, and it shows very clearly through her own clothing choices. Pregnant or otherwise, she’s sticking with her most-loved pieces—in a steady rotation of blazers, slip dresses, and combat boots—even as she adjusts to her new reality.But it wasn’t an entirely intuitive decision. “It takes some adjusting to see your body in a whole new light. There are shapes that you’ve never really been accustomed to dressing before. All of a sudden, you’re reinventing fashion on your own body,” says Michelle. “It’s taken a minute to take it all in, but I found that my comfort zone.” It was especially difficult at the beginning of the pregnancy, as her body was slowly changing. “I had to lean on friends to tell me, ‘You’re creating life; you’re making your baby. Embrace your changes and love your body,’” she says. “Then you get past the point and you start really seeing new curves and that’s when it becomes beautiful again.”Still, she’s made some closet swaps. Before her pregnancy, she considered herself a tried-and-true denim head. Now, Michelle has about 15 pairs of commando leggings that she’ll rotate. She’ll pair the pieces with an oversized men’s white button-down with a blazer. As she is growing more confident with her expanding tummy, she’s been wearing tighter pieces, like tank tops and slinky dresses. “Once my bump was round and visible, I loved wearing fitted spandex over the bump, and styling with cool layers that were already in my wardrobe and were true to me,” she says. As for footwear, Michelle has traded out her kitten heels. “I learned very early on that wearing heels was not my friend,” she says. So far, Michelle has opted for combat boots, specifically a pair by Ann Demeulemeester, Vans, and Birkenstocks. Her go-to staple, which she recommends to other pregnant moms-to-be? A trusty jacket. “They disguise the loss of your waistline and help elongate you,” she says. “Also, a fashion shoe will always elevate a look.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.