It may feel like spring has yet to arrive here in the UK, but across the pond in La La Land, it seems summer is already well underway. At least, according to all our fave celebs who have wasted no time in stripping off and donning their swimwear. From Iris Law rocking an extreme high-leg swimsuit to Bella Hadid, who has worn only pool attire since her Frankies Bikinis collab dropped, and Kim Kardashian modelling the latest SKIMS swim collection.
Natch, they've made sure to take to social media to share snaps of themselves in sunny situ – because there's nothing the A-list loves more than a celebrity bikini pic. The latest to follow suit is none other than Kendall Jenner. For her first bikini post of 2025, Kendall ditched a top entirely in favour of wearing just a pair of teeny tiny thong bikini bottoms. Check out the pics here.
As part of a photoshoot with photographer Cameron Hammond, Kendall has been captured in a series of film images emerging from a swimming pool as well as perching on a sun lounger, flashing major sideboob in the process with her wet hair plastered down her back. Along with the brown metallic tie-side cheeky bottoms, Kendall accessorised with a selection of gold jewellery including a stack of slim bangles and a chunky ring.
At one point in the shoot, she went on to shed her bottoms, too, posing totally naked (!!) with a fluffy white towel wrapped low around her hips to give a peek at the top of her bum crack. Safe to say these pics are NSFW, but you can scroll through all the snaps here.
The supermodel is no stranger to a micro bikini, regularly taking to Instagram to showcase her teeny tiny 'kini collection.
Here's hoping for more of the same in 2025!
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Alexandria Dale is the Digital Fashion Writer at Cosmopolitan UK. Covering everything from the celebrity style moments worth knowing about to the latest fashion news, there’s nothing she loves more than finding a high street dupe of a must-have designer item. As well as discovering new brands, she’s passionate about sustainable fashion and establishing the trends that are actually worth investing in. Having worked in fashion journalism for six years, she has experience at both digital and print publications including Glamour and Ok!
