Kendall Jenner ‘didn’t want’ to wear a sweater at her first fashion show

• Kendall Jenner recently spoke with Vogue about the 16 outfits she’s worn throughout her career.
• One style she discussed was her first Marc Jacobs runway look: a sheer top with no bra underneath.
• Jenner said that she felt comfortable in the dress and that it was “good with the nipple”.

Most people are nervous about walking a designer runway for the first time — but not Kendall Jenner.

The 26-year-old model and TV star recently shot a video for Vogue, in which she talks about the 16 outfits she’s worn throughout her career.

In the year In 2014, when she showed her own figure on the Marc Jacobs runway, Jenner said it was her first high fashion show and she was asked to wear a see-through top.

“I can’t believe I’m actually there,” Jenner said of the runway. “They were surprisingly a bit nervous, and I think it was because my shoes were relatively flat. They weren’t big, high heels. I was very cold – even though my bums were out.”

Jenner went on to say that at the time, she “didn’t know how to walk on the runway,” so her modeling agency gave her walking lessons.

She said she took their directions seriously and “got really stiff” during her walk.

Still, she remembers fondly looking back on her younger days and being excited about the opportunity.

“I was just 18. I remember getting a call from my agent that Mark and Katy wanted to put me on such a high level, and I was like, ‘I’m game. I don’t think anything like me. I’m good at everything. Nipples,'” Jenner said.

“It didn’t make me worry any more,” she added. “I was really like, ‘Dope.’ What you want. It’s their vision, so let’s do it.” I was completely comfortable.”

Bold fashion – which often includes slouchy tops, form-fitting dresses and bold cuts – is very popular among celebrities.

Stars including Miley Cyrus, Joey King and Dakota Johnson have particularly wild outfits.

Even influencers are getting in on the trend, with Tana Mongeau recently telling Insider that she likes to wear anything that “makes people feel comfortable.”