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Kristin Cavallari turned heads with her latest fashion-forward ensemble.
Cavallari, 39, took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday, June 21, to show off her toned legs in lingerie shorts while shooting an upcoming campaign for her jewelry line, Uncommon James. While posing in the desert, Cavallari sizzled in a denim corset top featuring thick straps and a plunging neckline that revealed her cleavage, as well as white, lacy hot shorts. The bottoms were complete with a mid-rise waist, a sheer design and cutouts over her hips.
The “Let’s Be Honest” podcast host styled her itty-bitty shorts with knee-high suede boots and delicate gold bracelets, as well as layered necklaces.
For glam, she donned brown eyes, long lashes and pink lips. Cavallari let her blonde hair blow in the wind as she struck a pose.
“Shooting the @UncommonJames fall campaign,” she captioned the post.
Cavallari previously showed off her figure in a Britney Spears-inspired outfit while rocking a Resa look in her first-ever Uncommon James fashion show during Miami Swim Week last month.
While hitting the runway, which she revealed was a nerve-wracking experience, Cavallari stunned in a snakeskin balconette bikini top featuring underwire cups and thin straps. She styled the number with coordinating bottoms that tied in bows at her hips, which she wore underneath a sheer sarong.
She rocked a dramatic makeup look including smokey eyeshadow that made her eyes pop, long lashes, bronzed cheeks and glossy lips. Her blonde hair was styled in beachy waves.
Ahead of the runway, Cavallari opened up to Extra TV during a yoga event she hosted.
“I’m so excited to be hitting the runway tonight,“ the Hills alum gushed while smiling. “I had this idea months ago and I reached out to Suzanne [Marchese] at Resa. They’re doing all the swim and we’re doing all the jewelry and I just thought it would be a really great way to showcase our new collection.”
She also got candid about how she maintains her toned bikini body by “not drinking alcohol, eating really clean, getting a lot of sleep [and] working out consistently.”
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