Kendall Jenner wears two impressive dresses in one night in Los Angeles

On Thursday, Kendall Jenner was on the go and had a wardrobe change ready to see her through a busy night out in West Hollywood. The model wore two different looks, one for dinner at Poppy’s restaurant in Los Angeles, before heading to a nightclub on Sunset Blvd.

Her first look was a Roberto Cavalli bandeau mini dress done in a striking zebra print. She paired it with black knee-high boots and carried a black bag.

She later changed into a long sleeveless bodycon dress covered in sparkles, with a pair of strappy heels and a black clutch bag. For both looks, Jenner left her brown hair down and wore tiny gold earrings. For makeup, she opted for a pink eyeshadow and coral lipstick.

Jenner recently split from her NBA star boyfriend Devin Booker after they briefly reconciled. They first broke up this summer, before getting back together. Things got canceled again in October. Since then, Jenner has been rumored to be dating music artist Harry Styles, who also recently went through a breakup. He and director Olivia Wilde called it quits in November when Styles began touring internationally and Wilde began working on new projects.

But sources have denied the rumours, with an insider saying Y! News, “She and Harry are just good friends. They remained friends over the years and have kept in touch. There’s nothing romantic about it, but they do catch up every once in a while and hang out in social settings.”

The couple have a history together, dating on and off for years, before calling things off in 2019, but another source added that they are definitely not “rekindling” their relationship. Perhaps as two people reeling from the end of a serious relationship, you have a lot to talk about right now.

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Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor for ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and more. Her first book the lonely hunter, will be released by Dial Press in February 2022.