Kendall Jenner dresses in a fashionable monochromatic outfit as she heads to the Alexander Wang show

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A past of reality TV, she has become one of the most visible faces of the fashion industry.

Kendall Jenner was spotted Friday as she was coming out to New York to visit Alexander Wang's 2020 collection exhibition at Rockefeller Center.

The 23-year-old beauty has favored the influential designer's favorite colors with a reserved black and white outfit.

Kendall wore a flowing white shirt that was tied around his waist with a white sneaker.

The 5ft10in model blended the top with a pair of black skinny pants with slits that showed his ankles and blue, green and white sneakers.

She wore a pair of dark, smooth hues, similar to the favorite designs of her older sister Kim Kardashian.

The star of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, wearing a brown suede handbag on one shoulder, and her lustrous raven hair were stylish and flowing down her back.

Kendall had already walked for Alexander Wang since 2015.

This show stands out from the tradition by staging outside in the Rockefeller Center, so ordinary Americans who would never normally have access to fashion shows can glimpse the looks of tomorrow.

The highest-paid model in the world was back in the United States after a refreshing trip to the Cote d'Azur for the Cannes Film Festival earlier this month.

The trip took place soon after Kendall's separation from his boyfriend, Philadelphia 76ers player Ben Simmons, which was confirmed on May 23.

The couple opened their relationship in March 2018, although the separation briefly separated in September of this year before the meeting.

After the breakup, Kendall seemed to live her best life on the Riviera, flaunting her incredibly slim body in a polka dotted bikini and sitting on a yacht.

Even though she is back in modeling, the reality TV star paused after playing in a widely ridiculed Pepsi advertisement for being seen as co-opting the Black Lives Matter movement and for posting an advertisement on Instagram. for the failed Fyre Festival.

She claimed to be suffering from anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after the tumult.

But in an interview with The Telegraph in April, Kendall said the situation was on the rise.

"Honestly, the last four years have been very revealing to me. I took a very good place in life, "she said.

In the same article, she also explained how her lean, sticky figure sometimes felt misplaced among her sisters.

"My sisters are a lot more curious than me," she says. "They have bads and I do not have any. Having grown up as a little girl in the shape of a doll, I saw my sisters and I always thought, "Oh no, am I supposed to be badier like them?