Kendall Jenner's Naked Shoes Will Help You Fake Longer Legs

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Not that Kendall Jenner needs any assistance in the long legs department—she stands at 5'10", after all—but the shoe trend she wore can help elongate anyone's legs. Photographed in London, Jenner proved that the naked shoe trend is still going strong with her clear-strap sandals that also featured a clear PVC block heel. 

We know, we know: We've been talking about the shoe trend for a while now, but it's destined to become a new classic. If you're not into PVC straps, you can also choose any type of shoe that matches your skin tone for the same effect. In fact, Anna Wintour has been wearing the look since 1993. Scroll down to see Kendall Jenner's new outfit and shop clear-strap shoes for yourself. 

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