Caitlyn Jenner glams it up in NYC as she parties in Tribeca wearing skin-tight Herve Leger dress
CAITYLN Jenner has stunned onlookers with her glamorous debut on the New York party scene as she parties in Tribeca wearing an LBD and killer heels.
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CAITYLN Jenner has stunned onlookers with her glamorous appearance in New York, partying in Tribeca wearing a sexy, skin-tight dress and stiletto heels.
A radiant Jenner cut a striking figure as she made a stylish exit from an Italian restaurant in a black Herve Leger outfit that showcased her killer legs.
Styled to perfection, the 65-year-old former Olympian wore her chestnut locks in long, silky waves and was clutching a small metallic handbag.
It’s the first time the reality star has been pictured out partying since her transition.
Earlier that day she visited the city’s LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender) Community Centre and took part in the NYC Gay Pride parade.
The former partner of Kardashian momager Kris Jenner made her style debut after her big reveal on the cover of Vanity Fair.
At the time of publication, the magazine’s style director Jessica Diehl described Jenner’s personal style as “still forming and taking shape”.
“It’s not always smooth sailing, but I think she has a pretty good idea of what makes her feel good, and those are classic silhouettes,” Diehl said.
“She has a fantastic physique. It’s just a totally well-taken-care-of physique. She’s an athlete, so the muscle tone is incredible. She’s slim, and her proportions are very easy to dress.”
Jenner is being followed around New York by a camera crew filming for the new reality special I Am Cait.
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