ALBAWABA - Kylie Jenner has once again turned heads after stripping down for her sister Kim Kardashian’s latest SKIMS campaign, but the revealing photos have also revived a wider debate about celebrity nudity on social media.
The 28-year-old Kylie Cosmetics founder appeared alongside Kim in SKIMS’ Everyday Cotton campaign, modeling a series of barely-there bras and underwear. The campaign launched in February and marked Kylie’s third time modeling for her older sister’s shapewear brand.
In the campaign photos, Kylie poses in several of the collection’s cotton styles, including plunging bralettes and thong underwear.
One of the looks features a tiny espresso-brown bralette with a deep neckline and thin straps. Other images show Kylie modeling different underwear combinations while posing for photographer Mert Alas.
The campaign was designed to promote SKIMS’ Everyday Cotton collection, which includes bras and underwear made from soft, stretchy cotton.
Kylie Jenner also spoke positively about the collection when the campaign was released, describing the fabric as an everyday essential and praising the comfort and fit of the pieces.
Kim did not stay completely out of the spotlight.
The SKIMS founder actually surprised Kylie during the campaign shoot and shared a behind-the-scenes video of the visit. Kim explained that she wanted to stop by while Kylie was working with photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
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The sisters have previously appeared together in SKIMS campaigns, making the latest shoot another example of the family using its members to promote the brand.
Kim has also built much of SKIMS’ visual identity around revealing and body-focused campaigns. In 2023, the company famously promoted its Nipple Push-Up Bra, a product designed to create the appearance of visible nipples through clothing.
The Bigger Debate About Nudity on Social Media
Kylie’s latest campaign has also brought attention back to a question that has followed the Kardashian-Jenner family for years: how much nudity and sexualized imagery should celebrities use when promoting products to enormous social-media audiences?
Kim and Kylie both have massive online followings, meaning their promotional photos can reach people of very different ages.
That has led to broader discussions online about the line between fashion advertising, body confidence and sexualized content — particularly when celebrities with younger followers regularly share revealing images.
The debate is not entirely new. Kim Kardashian’s nude and semi-nude social-media posts have sparked public discussion for years, with critics questioning their influence on younger audiences while supporters have defended them as personal choices and expressions of body confidence.
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The presence of children and teenagers on social media adds another layer to the conversation. Kardashian-Jenner family members themselves have children who are growing up around social media, while Kim has previously discussed concerns about what her children see online and how they interact with beauty and fashion culture.
At the same time, there is no indication that Kylie or Kim are specifically targeting children with these campaigns. The SKIMS material is adult lingerie advertising, and the debate about younger viewers largely concerns the way such content can appear in the feeds of users across different age groups.
For Kylie Jenner, the latest campaign continues her relationship with SKIMS. Her appearance marks the third time she has modeled for the company, following earlier collaborations with her sister’s brand.
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The campaign also shows how the Kardashian-Jenner family continues to combine celebrity influence, fashion and social media marketing.
Whether viewers see the photos as empowering fashion imagery or as another example of celebrities relying on nudity to sell products remains a matter of personal opinion.
What is clear is that Kylie’s revealing SKIMS campaign has once again placed the Kardashian-Jenner approach to fashion, advertising and social media firmly in the spotlight.
Zaid Qaissieh is a passionate English news and content writer with a knack for storytelling and an eye for detail. covering a range of Entertainment topics—from breaking global news and trending entertainment stories to insightful pieces—I bring a creative edge to every article. Zaid aims to engage, inform, and inspire readers, balancing well-researched content with a fresh, accessible voice.
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