Hailey Bieber poses with NO panties on as she uses a purse to protect her modesty for a Versace campaign as friend Kendall Jenner opts for a bustier
Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber have been friends for nearly a decade as they have come up in the modeling ranks side by side along with the Hadid sisters.
And now the two supermodels are working together on the spring/summer 2021 Versace campaign.
The ladies had wet hair, glistening skin and wore very little as they held up the pricey purses.
A winner: Hailey Bieber with no panties on for the spring/summer 2021 Versace campaign
Bieber was the most daring as she seemed to have on no panties while she held a purple Versace purse in front of her body to protect her modesty.
Her plunging top was racy as well.
The bikini design had small crystal encrusted cups with thin straps and a yellow rib-band that ended with a red and blue fabric frill.
The niece of actor Alec Baldwin also had on bracelets, rings and a necklace. And she wore the engagement ring husband Justin Bieber gave her in 2018.
More color: The wife of the Sorry singer was also seen in a corset style dress with a pink print that featured bejeweled starfish. There was an orange semi bra around that with a gold clip
The wife of the Sorry singer was also seen in a corset style dress with a pink print that featured bejeweled starfish.
There was an orange semi bra around that with a gold clip.
And her black bra could be seen as a Donatella necklace in gold was seen on her chest. Donatella is Donatella Versace, the designer of the line.
She held a violet purse with a neon yellow chain strap.
And the daughter of Stephen Baldwin added bright pink starfish earrings.
On vacation: This year, the siren has been traveling with her singer husband Justin
It marks the second time Hailey, 24, has worked on a Versace campaign after she was the face of their Dylan Turquoise perfume in 2020.
Kendall played it much safer with a black bustier that had a white bra showing underneath as she held a black bag.
She too had on layers of necklaces and rings as well as chunky bracelets.
Also in the campaign was model Precious Lee who looked dazzling in a colorful top with gold necklaces; she too had wet hair. She held on to a blur purse with an orange chain.
After Precious walked the runway for the 2021 spring/summer collection, which marked the first time Versace had included plus-size models at their catwalks, Donatella, 65, gushed over her appearance.
Straight from Calabasas: Kendall played it much safer with a black bustier that had a white bra showing underneath as she held a black bag. She too had on layers of necklaces and rings as well as chunky bracelets
Versace gal: Jenner on the catwalk Versace show, Spring Summer 2018, Milan Fashion Week in Italy in 2017
She wrote: ‘Welcome to the Versace family @preciousleexoxo. You killed it on the runway!!!’
To which, the model replied: ‘Thank you from the bottom of my heart for raising the bar. I know how much this means and I will always cherish it. Not one little black girl can say they can’t because we can, we always could and when you stay true, you will.’
Designer Donatella commented: ‘With these images I wanted to portray the modern Medusa. Or better, to highlight how her many faces can be drastically different from one another and every woman can actually be Medusa.
Lovely with a blue bag: Also in the campaign was model Precious Lee who looked dazzling in a colorful top with gold necklaces; she too had wet hair
‘All of us, with our differences and unique characters, we can express ourselves also in the way we decide to dress. The same thing is true for me, of course. We live in a world in which gender differences are no longer important and we have been given a kind of freedom like never before. Let’s use it and use it well!’
This new shoot was for the Versace SS 21 campaign which has a new Medusa handbag.
It was noted Donatella was the chief creative officer for the look with the photographers Mert and Marcus.
Mona Tougaard, Mica Argañaraz, Raphael Balzer and Simone Bricchi join the trio in the visual campaign, which also includes a short film, out now.