They may not share a last name, but there’s no question about it. Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian are definitely sisters.
From her lip fillers to her booty pics to her controversial Instagram posts, it seems as if Kylie is following Kim’s lead.
Maybe since Kim is busy with mom duties, Kylie decided to take the reigns. It looks like she’s doing a great job at it, too. Two months ago, Time magazine listed Kylie and older sister Kendall Jenner as two of the most influential teens.
Recently, 18-year-old Kylie graced the cover of Interview Magazine, in a shoot that reminded us of Kim’s “Break the Internet” spread for Paper Magazine.
Kylie posed in a series of S&M themed photos for the magazine, inspired by British pop artist Allen Jones.
Jones is known for his sculptures featuring half-naked women in submissive positions, which provoked controversy in the 1960s and 70s.
Kylie Jenner covers her dark hair with a wig for some raunchy photos for Interview magazine’s December/January issue
Kylie’s photos were shot by iconic photographer Steven Klein.
Kylie Jenner poses with a wheelchair in her Interview magazine cover
Just like most other Kardashian-Jenner news, Kylie’s Interview shoot was full of controversy.
Kylie Jenner wears leather and poses with a golden wheelchair for a controversial photoshoot
The publication and Kylie were both accused of “ableism” and using disability as a fashion statement when photos of the doll-faced reality star posing in a gold-framed wheelchair surfaced.
Kylie Jenner wears a pair of patent leather chaps for a photoshoot
Kylie supposedly removed the controversial photo from her Instagram feed shortly after receiving tons of criticism for it.
Kylie Jenner wears a pair of patent leather chaps and a pair of Pleaser pumps for a photoshoot
According to The Independent, Interview defended its decision to use the controversial photo as its December/January cover.
“It championed artists and claimed Jenner’s shoot explored the way she is both objectified by media scrutiny and exploits it to her own personal gain,” the publication said.
Kylie Jenner wears a wig and shows off her backside in a pair of leather chaps
In one of the risqué photos, Kylie flaunted her backside in a pair of patent leather chaps and Pleaser “Scream” pumps.
Kylie Jenner wears an all-leather ensemble as she poses for an Interview Magazine photoshoot
How very Kim-like.
She bared her bottom in some other shots wearing Vivienne Westwood footwear.
Kylie Jenner wears an all-leather ensemble as she poses for an Interview Magazine photoshoot
In another series of photos, scantily clad Kylie straddles a man on all fours wearing just a gold body cast and briefs.
Kylie Jenner wears another wig and a gold body cast as she straddles a man for a photoshoot
For this series, she swapped out her leather shoes for a more demure pair of Christian Dior Spring-Summer 2016 ankle-strap pumps.
Kylie Jenner wears a pair of Christian Dior pumps as she straddles a man for a photoshoot
Another photo set featured Kylie in a black bodysuit paired with thigh-high Casadei “Blade” boots in shiny patent leather.
She looked eerily close to a blow-up doll.
Kylie Jenner wears a pair of Casadei boots for a photoshoot
Another provocative photo features Kylie — just short of nude — wearing a Chromat cutout bra and a Dawnamatrix harness.
She paired her lingerie look with the same Christian Dior Spring Summer 2016 sandals she wore in the controversial wheelchair photo.
Kylie Jenner wears a Chromat cutout bra and a Dawnamatrix harness for a photoshoot
If you’re wondering what momager Kris Jenner thought of the photos, she approved for the most part.
“(Kylie) could’ve covered her bum a little bit more,” Kris said during an interview with Maria Menounos.
However, Kris also raved about all the sexy photos, calling them fabulous and artistic.
Here’s a closer look at some of Kylie’s footwear for the shoot.
Vivienne Westwood “Olly” Ankle Strap Shoes in Red, $650
Pleaser Scream-01 Pump, $65.95 – $92.00
Casadei “Blade” Thigh-High Boots, $875
One thing’s for sure, the Kardashian-Jenners always keep it interesting!
Credit: Interview Magazine Online