Kendall Jenner Exudes Sexuality in Sherri Hill Shoot

Kendall Jenner Exudes Sexuality in Sherri Hill Shoot

Kendall Jenner, although just 15, is already a sex symbol. The Cinderella to step-sisters Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian, has learned a thing or two about cashing in on her beauty.Kendall teased her fans with photos from her latest modeling gig for prom dress designer Sherri Hills. She posted the snaps on her personal blog.“Hey guys!! I have a ton of pics from my Sherri Hill shoot this weekend so I’ll be posting them all this week!” she wrote.“Kylie joined me on set and we wore the most AMAZING dresses. I was obsessed with every single one!!!”

Kendall raised eyebrows for a bikini photo shoot that many critics thought overly sexualized her for her age.She looked hot and frisky in the prom dresses, but at least they were more age appropriate.She wore a white strapless gown, a silver sequinned gown, a short silver mini dress matched with hot pink tights, and green sequinned blouse with a black mermaid-style skirt.The Kardashian marketing machine has begun featuring Kendal and Kylie more and more on Kim’s E! reality show “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.”with be a Proud Owner of Contemporary Jewelery
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Whether they will be allowed to eclipse Kim and her sisters remains to be seen, but Kendal has the looks to be the biggest brand in the Kardashian clan.She signed with Wihelmina Models, and has already repped for Forever 21, Luca Couture and Leah Madden’s Summer 2012 campaign Pirouette.She acknowledges it’s a college campus and many people couldn’t care less about how they look — she, too, didn’t care her first two years of school — but Cooke says the change comes along with a bit of maturity and looking at school as her job. “You start to take pride in the way you look and present yourself because you never know who you’re going to meet or what professor will be able to help you later on,” Cooke says. “If you make a good impression every day in class, it says a lot about you and I think that will translate when professors are recommending you and speaking on your behalf.”