Kendall Jenner has taken her modeling career to the next level by landing the coveted cover of Vogue.
The 20-year-old reality star poses in a Proenza Schouler crop top
and bikini bottom for the high-fashion magazine, and seems most thrilled
to chat with designer Tory Burch about her thriving business career. "I
could have done a lot of things, but I chose to be this baby
businesswoman," Kendall quips.
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When Burch asks if Kendall plans to attend
college, she replies, "You talk to people and they say the reason they
went to college was to get a job, but I already have a job, so..."
The model is certainly a success on social media as well. In 2015, she held the record for most likes
on a single Instagram photo. The heart-shaped hair image has garnered
3.5 million likes to date, and was taken on a yacht docked in Monaco
while she was vacationing on with her sister, Kylie Jenner, Gigi and Bella Hadid, and Haily Baldwin.
"I was having a bad day. I wasn't in the flow. I
was like, 'Everyone sucks.' That's when I did my best image," she
recalled of posing for the photo. "I was lying in bed and messing with
it. And I thought, 'Is this good?' And I just posted it, and I remember
looking at it right away and having a lot of likes and saying, 'Huh.'"
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Kendall also offers up some advice when sharing on
social media. "You don't want to do too many posts," she explained.
"You want to leave them wanting to come back."
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star adds that the key to posting is "mystery."
While Kendall is a social media star, a Vogue cover girl and part of one of the most famous families in the world, she told ET that she and her younger sister, Kylie, still live pretty ordinary lives.
"I mean, we are normal people. We go through our normal emotional days
or our hard, rough days. ...We are just like everyone else," she said.
"I know we probably have some things that are different from the norm, I
guess. But we are normal for the most part and we go through the same
stuff."
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