Kylie and Kendall Jenner post competing Alo pinup photos as fans comment on who did it best
The next day, her older supermodel sister Kendall Jenner had on a black-and-white workout suit only she was seen getting out of her Porsche convertible.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians veterans were both modeling for the Los Angeles based workout attire brand Alo.
Fans noticed the similarities and made comments. 'Kylie did Alo now Kendall, that is total sibling rivalry,' said one fan who left a heart emoji.
Another shared: 'U and Kendall both [heart emoji]!!! @alo all summer long.'
Then there was this: 'I think Kylie did it better because she showed more ta-tas!'
While Kylie liked Kendall's post, Kendall has yet to like Kylie's post. Kylie's post received 1.9M likes while Kendall's got 1.7M likes.
This comes after Kylie shared details of her breast enlargement surgery.
The 27-year-old beauty has revealed specific details about her surgery, after being asked a series of questions by a TikTok follower.
Rachel Leary, the follower, said to Kylie on the video-sharing app: 'You have got what I am looking for to have done, in terms of like, a boob job.
'It's like the most perfect natural looking boob job ever. They're still big, but whatever way you had the implants — if they are implants or if you had fat transfer — to me, it is perfection.
'That is what I aspire mine to look like … I don't expect you to share who did the work … but in terms of what you actually had done, I feel like you've been quite open about having your boobs done ... '
In her caption, Rachel said: 'Help a girl out @Kylie Jenner [crying emoji] i just want to know how to get them to sit like that, respectfully [prayer and crying emojis] #fyp #foryou #kyliejenner #surgery. (sic)'
In response, Kylie shared: '445 cc, moderate profile, half under the muscle!!!!! Silicone!!! (sic)'
Kylie even named Garth Fisher as her surgeon.
The brunette beauty - who is dating actor Timothée Chalamet - added: 'Hope this helps lol (sic)'
Rachel subsequently thanked Kylie for being so honest with her on TikTok.
She said: 'KYLIEEEEE!!! you are the best THANK YOU [crying emoji] !!!! (sic)'
Kylie previously confessed that she got her 'breasts done' before giving birth to Stormi, her seven-year-old daughter.
Speaking on an episode of 'The Kardashians' in 2023, Kylie shared: 'I got my breasts done before Stormi, not thinking I would have a child when I was 20. Like, they were still healing.'
However, the make-up mogul later suggested that she regretted the decision.
Kylie - who also has Aire, three, with her ex-boyfriend Travis Scott - said: 'I had beautiful breasts, like natural t***. Just gorgeous. Perfect size, perfect everything.
'I just wish obviously I never got them done to begin with. I would recommend anyone who is thinking about it to wait until after children.'
Kylie also said she taught her daughter Stormi Webster she is the 'most beautiful' without makeup.
The star was filming a makeup video with her daughter during their vacation in Greece, in which they were using Kylie Cosmetics products.
In the TikTok clip, Kylie reveals the important lesson she taught Stormi about her natural beauty.
During the video, Kylie said to Stormi: 'Mommy always tells you, though, you're the most beautiful without …', as Stormi completed the sentence with: 'makeup'.
Kylie gleefully replied: 'Yes!'
The Kardashians star captioned the video: 'Our first GRWM together we always make vids together for fun and i never post them but this was just tooooo cute (sic).'
Kylie - who also has son Aire, three, with Travis - opened the clip showing off her natural features while wearing a plush cream robe.
Kylie playfully said: 'It's Stormi!', jokingly switching out their names, after her daughter introduced herself as Kylie.
Kylie continued: 'We're gonna do our first-ever makeup tutorial together', and revealed that they were going to start with the Kylie Cosmetics Lip Butter.
After smacking her lips, Stormi remarked: 'Really glossy!'
As Kylie applied her foundation, Stormi moved on to the blush. The proud mum explained how much her daughter enjoys playing with beauty products.
Kendall, Timothee Chalamet, and Kylie at a game between the Boston Celtics and New York Knicks in May 12 in New York City
She said: 'Stormi likes to play with my makeup sometimes, but obviously, she doesn't wear makeup yet.'
The pair then applied mascara and added concealer.
Stormi also reflected on their luxurious getaway, and shared: 'We are in Greece. I love the boat that we were on. I love the food. I love the water. The water's so warm.'
Kylie asked if she liked 'having sleepovers with Mommy every night,' and Stormi replied: 'yes.'
Stormi went on to demonstrate how she applies 'mommy's dewy balm', to which Kylie laughed and responded: 'You're so cute.'
They both applied blush next, Kylie chose a mix of Summer Sorbet and Ladybug, while Stormi picked Cheeky Mood.
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