Kylie Jenner’s “Perfect Summer Wardrobe” Includes Slinky Minidresses and Plenty of Leopard Print

Reported by Harper's Bazaar.

Kylie Jenner has had a very visible summer, and not just courtside at Madison Square Garden cheering on the Knicks in Chrome Hearts denim and unreleased stilettos from her own brand. The real story is what's been building behind the scenes: Khy's newest collection, Dear Summer, Love Khy, just dropped — and it reads like a wardrobe built for a woman who moves through rooftops, resort towns, and late-night sushi bars without ever looking like she tried too hard.

What's Actually in the Collection

According to Harper's Bazaar, Jenner describes the line as her "perfect summer wardrobe" — and the pieces back that up. There's the "Rooftop Minidress," a slinky little number that earns its name; stretchy capris; a studded peplum jacket with a matching skirt; and a super-cropped tie top built to live over a bikini or under a blazer. The standout, though, is the leopard print — a semi-sheer dress and a coordinating crop top and maxi skirt set that Jenner herself calls "the perfect vacation set." She's into co-ords that break apart just as easily as they work together, which is the kind of practical thinking that actually makes a collection wearable rather than just photogenic.

The overall aesthetic is quieter than you might expect from Khy — minimalist, nostalgic, body-conscious without being loud. The campaign leans into that energy too: black-and-white photography and New York City skyline shots arranged in a scrapbook format. Jenner says she wanted something that felt "candid and unpolished, capturing those real-life summer moments" — which, when executed well, is genuinely harder to pull off than a high-gloss editorial spread.

Jenner's own style notes are worth paying attention to here. "My style is always evolving, but a few things I always focus on are perfect fits and amazing fabrics," she says — and that philosophy shows in the collection's emphasis on stretch, silk-like textures, and pieces with actual construction behind them. The black tie top is the sleeper hit: easy enough for a beach day thrown over a swimsuit, elevated enough to anchor a night-out look with low-rise denim. The Khy girl, as Jenner puts it, is "free, effortless, and confident" — moving from game days to Turks and Caicos without a wardrobe crisis in sight.

The leopard print, the slinky silhouettes, the mix of premium feel with personal touch — Dear Summer, Love Khy suggests that Jenner is getting more precise about what her brand actually stands for, and it's working.

Read the original at Harper's Bazaar.