PHOTOSOutdoor Dining In Style! Kylie Jenner Steps Out, Turns Heads At Two Restaurants In Los Angeles — Photos
Kylie Jenner is taking full advantage of outdoor dining being back in Los Angeles.
On Wednesday, February 23, the trendy 23-year-old met up with her dad Caitlyn Jenner at West Hollywood hotspot Craig's.
For her big night out, the makeup mogul wore a glamorous tulle bodysuit by David Koma, featuring an ostrich feathered shoulder piece. She styled the statement top — which retails for a whopping $1,929 — with black skintight vinyl pants, black patent pointed-toe sling pumps and a pair of diamond stud earrings.
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Once inside, the Jenner ladies were seen sipping cocktails and indulging in garlic bread before their meal. The I Am Cait star and her youngest child also shared a number of photos and videos of their daddy daughter dinner date at the celebrity eatery to the 'gram.
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The outing comes just one day after Jenner was spotted rolling up in red Lamborghini to Matsuhisa Sushi Restaurant in Beverly Hills with her BFF Stassie Karanikolaou.
For the day time girl-date, Stormi's mom kept her look casual wearing $450 long-sleeve tie-dye crop-top by Proenza Schouler teamed with high-waisted baggy jeans. She accessorized with a pair of chunky white sneakers, '90s-inspired shoulder bag and fuzzy bucket hat.
She also covered up with a brown face mask as required by the state of California.
After a nearly two-month suspension, outdoor dining returned in Los Angeles County on Friday, January 29. Officials agreed to allow restaurants to resume outdoor service in light of promising news that COVID-19 case counts have been falling significantly in recent weeks, along with hospitalizations.
