The model has embraced the just-got-out-of-bed-in-an-Ivy-League-dorm look.
, queen of the pantless trend, has left her bottoms at home once again. The model was spotted strolling into New York eatery Revelie Luncheonette in an oversized pale blue and white striped button-up over a pair of a scant pair of black biker shorts. She fed into the shirt’s preppy overtones with a pair of black loafers. But unlike some of her more polished looks, her low-maintenance styling gave the look a tousled, just-got-out-of-bed-in-an-Ivy-League-dorm energy.
In keeping with her classic, no-frills personal style, Jenner kept accessories to a minimum. She carried a mid-sized black leather pouch in the crook of her elbow, swept her hair up into a claw clip, and shaded her eyes with oval sunnies. On the jewelry front, she wore a thick gold bracelet and earrings.
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