Kendall and Kylie Jenner Tick off All the Summer Trends That Matter in Saint-Tropez
The sisters were photographed at the exclusive Loulou Beach Club in Saint-Tropez, posing for photos and playing around in the sea and on the sand. Kendall wore a sheer black polka dot dress over a blank bikini with oversized oval sunglasses. Kylie, meanwhile, opted for a summery all-white look, in a white halterneck swimsuit with deep waist cut-outs and a white mini bubble skirt over the top. Later, she added a pair of black thong heels and a mini basket bag. Both beach day outfits were an ode to this season's hottest trends: Kendall, in the print-of-the-moment that works just as well at Wimbledon as it does enjoying Euro Summer, and Kylie, in her monochromatic look and the teeny tiny skirt length du jour.
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