Just kickin' it! Kylie Jenner unveiled the newest photo for her Puma Campaign via Instagram on Wednesday, March 30.
In the new pic, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 18, put her toned tummy on display in coordinating running shorts and a track jacket. Beneath the multicolored, bright ensemble, Jenner rocked a black sports bra.
The finishing touch for the athleisure getup? A pair of tube socks and the anticipated high-top Puma Fierce sneakers in black and white, available on April 1.
"Flex your fierce side 💪🏽 available April 1st #ForeverFierce #Puma," she wrote alongside the snap.
This is the Lip Kit creator's second campaign image for the activewear brand, which Us Weekly exclusively revealed signed a seven-figure contract with the reality star in February.
Where this ad is bright and colorful, her first was moodier, with a cement-gray background.
"Excited to reveal my campaign for the @PUMA Fierce, a lightweight trainer with zero excuses," Jenner wrote on Instagram on March 13.
The Sugar Factory brand ambassador's contract with the fitness brand started off on rocky footing, when Kim Kardashian's husband, Kanye West, who has a partnership with Adidas, tweeted, "1000% there will never be a Kylie Puma anything. That's on my family! 1000% Kylie is on Yeezy team!!!" on February 9.
But soon after, the bad blood evaporated and the "Famous" rapper took back his statement. "She already signed," West told TMZ on February 17. "And I was mad for a little bit. I'm really happy for her, though."
Ahead of Ye's apology, Puma confirmed the exciting news. "I am pleased and excited to be able to confirm that Puma is indeed working with Kylie Jenner," the brand's global brand and marketing director, Adam Petrick, shared. "Kylie will be featured in the brand’s spring/summer women’s training campaign launching in April 2016. Kylie represents a fresh and exciting new era for fashion and we couldn’t think of a more fitting and influential female to headline this campaign for Puma.”
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