Kendall Jenner is the leading lady of Frame's latest fall 2026 campaign – and the photos exude sultry sartorial style. The supermodel stars in the Los Angeles-based brand's new collection, which is inspired by the irresistible allure of after dark dressing.
In the shoot by Robin Galiegue, Kendall can be seen posing in Frame’s new Alpine Chevron coat – a plush faux fur adorned in a graphic chevron pattern that oozes 70s-style outerwear. The garment featured an oversized silhouette with a leather zipper guard for a sleek finish. Kendall exposed her bare shoulders as she wore nothing beneath the coat, allowing the garment to drape delicately off her silhouette. Her luscious brunette locks were styled into soft waves while her makeup was left natural with a subtle smoky eye and nude lip.
"I've genuinely been a fan of Frame for years, and I love how effortless the pieces always feel," Kendall said in a press release. "Getting to shoot this campaign in LA, a city I know so well, made the whole thing feel really personal to me."
© InstagramThe campaign comes after Kendall invested in her own business venture. The supermodel was announced as the new Global Ambassador and Equity Shareholder for TRIP, the world's leading calming drinks brand. Kendall has an undisclosed minority stake in the business too.
"I've been obsessed with TRIP for a while; the product is incredible, and I've always loved how elevated and intentional the brand feels. It's my favourite way to stay grounded and present in my daily routine; it tastes great and makes me feel amazing," shared the 30-year-old.
© FilmMagicKendall Jenner's latest red carpet
Aside from her business moves, Kendall has proven that she remains the undisputed queen of red carpet dressing. The star graced the 83rd Venice Film Festival in a vintage Giorgio Armani dress from the fall/winter 1995 collection.
© WireImageThe gold silk georgette gown boasted iridescent floral embroidery and crystal embellishment along the neckline. The garment featured spaghetti stripes with a figure-hugging silhouette.
© A Rabbit’s FootKendall's appearance at the event felt fitting considering she recently made her acting debut in the Italian-inspired short film, La Passeggiata, which features in the September Fashion & Film issue of A Rabbit's Foot.
The star opened up about her relationship with film as an art form. "As an outsider, I’ve always been captivated by cinema," she shared. "Especially the extraordinary amount of collaboration it takes to create stories that remain with you for a long time. From being a little girl and rushing home to watch movies, to now, as someone who hasn’t seen them all but is inspired to try."
