Kylie Jenner He throws in the top of '90s nostalgia, and fans can't get enough.

Beauty Mogul and Reality TV stars once again turned their heads into a gloomy new campaign for her fashion brand, KHY, this time draws a clear inspiration from none other than "Baywatch" icon Pamela Anderson.

With her makeup with retained minimum and soft, with natural lips and shiny eyelids, Kylie Jenner's look serves as a subtle head for Anderson's recent performances without makeup and style.

In the Social Media Teaser, the 27-year-old billionaire stunes in the form of a red dress in the form of installation, while making voluminous blonde upto reminiscent of the Anderson's Hairstyle for Signature of Her 90s.

Located in the moody hotel room, Jennera videos plays a part of glamorous but undamaged bombs. She quietly sits at the table before he huts a glass of wine with the edge, letting himself break dramatically on the floor.

A moment feels equal parts retro and rebellious.

In the last scene Jenner flashing a set of car keys attached to the red key that is joking with the word "KHY" in the white block letters. The brand has left fans guessing the cryptic description, "something comes ..."

While promotes seemingly teasing new products, fans could not ignore the fact that Kylie rocked blonde blonde hair.

"Hair !!" One x wrote a user.

"OMG Shut up!" Another one said.

"All right, Mrs. Pamela," he wrote the third, referring to one and the only Pamela Anderson.

While Khy was quite successful, as a whole, he did not come without some rushes on the way.

Earlier this year, the brand was under fire as Internet critics accused the priority label for convenience, branding "money in the speed fashion salesman" in heated platforms for Reddit and social media platforms.

While her sister's sisters Kim and Khloé Kardashian They found massive success with cover and good Americans, Kylie's Khy, who was launched 1. November 2023. year, he fought the same chord with consumers. Despite an impressive million dollar sales during its first hour, many customers now make concerns that the brand is missing accessibility and accessibility.

"Is the brand actually good? Is Buzz there? Is that the money? Did you bring something from KHY? Did that kind of losing influence?" asked one determinant red.

"Where is anyone worn? They are a volleyball shorts," another query, on which the third joke replied, "Grocery store. Perfect when you need to get eggs."