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Kylie Jenner and Francesca Aiello Launch Second Khy x Frankies Bikinis Collection

The 'Fever Dream' collection, inspired by Los Angeles, features bold patterns and vintage-inspired designs.

Business & Markets • 3 months ago
Kylie Jenner and Francesca Aiello Launch Second Khy x Frankies Bikinis Collection

Kylie Jenner has announced the second collaboration between her brand Khy and Frankies Bikinis, titled 'Fever Dream.' The collection, which launched on July 14, features Jenner and Frankies founder Francesca Aiello modeling a range of string bikinis.

Jenner shared the news on social media, expressing excitement for the "round two" collaboration. "Somehow even dreamier this time," she wrote in an Instagram caption. This follows their initial partnership in July 2025, which resulted in the 'Cloud Cups' collection. The 'Fever Dream' campaign is described by Khy's Instagram as being "about the art of being seen and the moments in between."

Aiello stated that the inspiration for the new collection stems from their shared hometown of Los Angeles. "From the beach to the hills, this city is filled with so much beauty and history," she said. The design process involved looking through personal closets for vintage pieces that reflected the city's unique and "bombshell" aesthetic, while also complementing their previous collaboration. The resulting collection includes "bold patterns, fun accents and bombshell forms."

The campaign features Jenner and Aiello in various settings, including an outdoor space with sprinklers where they were seen wearing chrome-dusted pink bikinis. The shoot was directed and photographed by Daniel Sachon, who previously worked with Jenner's sister Kim Kardashian.

Jenner originally launched Khy in late October 2023 with a faux leather trench coat. The entrepreneur also heads Kylie Cosmetics, Kylie Skin, and Sprinter. Her swimwear line, Kylie Swim, appears to have been largely removed from the internet, with only a defunct Instagram page remaining.


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