KENDALL AND KYLIE JENNER COVER MARIE CLAIRE MEXICO

Kendall and Kylie Jenner worked their best modelling on the latest cover of Marie Claire Mexico.

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians stars were seen in a series of matured and sexy shots for the March issue modelling Tory Burch looks. Kendall dished on modelling and her model inspirations; listing Miranda Kerr, Rosie-Whiteley and Gisele Bundchen as inspirations.

"I always enjoyed watching and looking at high fashion models and supermodels. I always wanted to be them. Even as a kid, I remember always looking at my mom's magazines I would look up to them and I thought. They were so beautiful and they seemed very elegant and cool. " The brunette beauty adds, "It's just something I really wanted to be." The 18 year old also spoke about how working for Chanel and Burberry remains her dream.

Kylie shared her dream about taking up acting in the nearest future, "Right now I love designing and I want to Pursue That career once I turn 18, acting goal is something I would regret not giving a chance when I'm older, so I would love to try it and see if I like it," the 16-year-old reality star says. "I used to do in school plays and Then in my community I would Participate in all of 'em' til I was 13."

The sisters shared they had a great time at the shoot!

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