How big must Kendall Jenner's suitcase be during Fashion Month? The model has already ticked off New York and London, and now she's taking over Milan.
Jenner was snapped overnight heading to the opening of the La Perla showroom in Milan dressed in a cropped fur jacket, lace bodysuit, and the hero piece—rose gold satin pants.
We already predicted satin would be a huge trend in 2017—we've seen it all over the Fashion Month runways (including Topshop Unique), and first spotted the trend pop up on shoes at the end of last year.
Keep scrolling to peep Kendall's look, and shop three different styles of satin pants, and our advice on how to wear them.
shop the look
Dress these down for day with a tucked-in plain white tee.
We love these for work with a cream blazer and white shirt.
How to do casual yet elevated evening wear? These pants and a lace cami.
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