Lil' Kim accessorized with only a shinny black puffer and platform boots for her scorching new black and white photoshoot within the model's first monogram assortment.
Lil’ Kim embraced her curves in a horny catsuit for a brand new marketing campaign with Mackage. The rap icon, 48, shocked within the fitted long-sleeved zip up that includes the first-ever “M” brand monogram from the Montreal-based vogue label. Lil’ Kim — née Kimberly Denise Jones — stored her blonde-dyed hair slicked again for a moist impact, additionally exhibiting off her earrings within the Drew Vickers shot photographs.
The remainder of her ensemble was winter prepared, as she leaned into the chunky footwear pattern with an ultra-platform pair of lace up fight boots. In one other picture, she bundled up in one of many label’s fashionable black puffer jackets with a leather-based like end. She lifted up the jacket to partially over her face, additionally exhibiting off her lengthy impartial manicure.
The new fall marketing campaign coincides with Lil’ Kim taking up as the brand new face of Mackage, which she’s been a longtime fan of. “I already had a real relationship with Mackage. I really like their unimaginable leathers and puffers. When the workforce reached out to me to collaborate on launching their first monogram, it simply felt true to me,” the Onerous Core rapper mentioned in a press release. “They knew and understood the historical past of my model and most iconic seems to be and constructed marketing campaign seems to be round that.”
On her Instagram, Kim has commonly posted ‘matches from the model — together with a beautiful camel jacket final December. She styled the winter-ready merchandise with a Celine brand crop prime, grey denims and booties. Kim confirmed off her look as she exited an SUV, additionally holding onto a Celine purse. She completed the outfit with a blingy “B” diamond necklace, a reference to her nickname, “The Queen Bee” which she famously raps about on “Not Tonight (Women Night time Remix).”
Within the launch, Kim additionally opened up about why she wished to do the marketing campaign and what she loves most concerning the manufacturers’ model. “I really like doing issues individuals don’t anticipate,” Kim continued. “It’s simply so pure to layer their items with my matches as a result of they perceive that streetwear and vogue combine, and that’s how I’ve all the time constructed by seems to be. They design for a ladies’s curves, they usually aren’t afraid of drama. Mackage is for robust ladies…however it doesn’t imply we don’t wish to really feel protected,” she additionally acknowledged.