Kendall Jenner wows in sheer lace dress as she takes on new role for her fashion brand
KENDALL Jenner is on the edge of her seat as she takes on a backroom role for her fashion brand.
The 29-year-old model was pictured sitting on a chair in a sheer black dress for FWRD.
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Kendall Jenner wows in a sheer lace dress
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Kendall is also FWRD's creative director
Kendall is also its creative director.
She said: 'It's cool to be on the other side of it and have a little more control over the atmosphere and be with an awesome team and learn from them.
"I feel honoured.'
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But, speaking to French Vogue, Kendall confessed she is thinking about starting a family one day.
"I dream, above all, of longevity.
"Even when I'm older, I hope people will still think of me," she said.
"I'd like to stay in the limelight as the years go by... I would love to have a family, become a mother and have children."
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Kendall added, "Relationships mean so much to me, and I can't wait to have a life with someone one day, to have kids, to create a family."
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