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Kendall Jenner Goes Braless In Sheer Shirt

No bra, no problem.
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Throughout her time at Paris Fashion Week, Kendall Jenner has proven that she likes to keep things sheer.

The supermodel was seen wearing yet another see-through item of clothing for Shiatzy Chen's runway show on Tuesday. Jenner went braless under a sheer pink shirt with delicate floral designs, paired with a metallic silver skirt and matching, lace-up shoes.  

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The 19-year-old hasn't been shy about showing off her nipple ring, which she says she got during a "rough time."

"Honestly, it hurt, but wasn’t as bad as everyone made it seem, and maybe because everyone hyped it up and I thought it would be really, really bad," she told the New York Post. "Then it wasn’t as bad as I expected." 

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