Kendall Jenner parties in Paris in a plunging lace dress that leaves little room for imagination

Kendall Jenner left little room for imagination after going out in Paris.

The 22-year-old American model released the nipple with a plunging black lace number, which she paired with black high-heeled boots and high-waisted underwear for Longchamp's 70th birthday at the Opéra Garnier Tuesday evening.

Jenner looked beautiful with her hair scraped and finished her eyes with bright red lips.

His appearance comes a few days after his participation in the FROW for the first fashion show of New York Fashion Week Longchamp, marking his first and only appearance at the annual event of fashion.

She recently spoke of her absence on the catwalks saying that she had had panic attacks.

"I'm trying to stay cool. I go home and I do not have a freak-out, so I just have to relax and be alone, "she told W Magazine.

"Yesterday I took a bath because I was really stressed. I lit candles and yes.

The Keeping Up star with the Kardashians has stated that she loves to experience the FROW season and the podium.

"It's always a little different," she said. "It's always fun to be on the other side and to be on the other side of the madness. I really like that.

"I love to be able to see the collections when they are new."

Last month, Jenner faced a fierce reaction from the dummy's world to her supposedly "privileged" and "self-directed" attitude toward the industry after suggesting that she could choose the fashion shows she was going to do.

According to Love Magazine, she said, "Since the beginning, we have been very selective about what I would do. I have never been one of those girls who would do like 30 shows a season or whatever girls do. More power for them.

She added, "But I've had a million jobs, not just podiums, but everything else. The whole combination was very overwhelming and I started to panic a bit and take a step back. "

She accused the publication of distorting her comments by saying that they were "supposed to be fully complementary" but that they were "twisted and out of context".