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Kendall Jenner’s ‘practically naked’ tequila campaign isn’t what it seems

Make Page Six a Preferred Source 5 Kendall Jenner is “practically naked” in her new 818 Tequila campaign. drink818/Instagram There’s more to Kendall Jenner’s latest campaign than meets the eye.

The 818 Tequila founder stripped things down for a cheeky new ad for the alcohol company, titled “Nothing Extra.”

The video shows a seemingly nude Jenner wandering through the lush gardens of LA’s Flamingo Estate.

“Some things don’t need dressing up. They’re better stripped down. Closer to their natural state,” a voice narrates as the supermodel picks pomegranates and carries a basket full of flowers (and booze).

“818 Tequila is the same way. No added flavors, no added sweeteners. Nothing artificial. It’s practically naked. Which means Kendall Jenner is …”

“Not naked at all,” the star interjects, stepping out to reveal she’s actually wearing an itty-bitty, off-the-shoulder LPA minidress.

“It’s the tequila,” Jenner quips. “The tequila’s naked.”

While the brunette beauty didn’t actually go unclothed for this particular campaigns, she’s posed in her birthday suit for plenty of other brands in the past.

Jenner’s worn nothing but Christmas tree lights for Jacquemus, ditched her shirt for Calvin Klein and stripped down for a sultry i-D magazine spread, to name but a few instances.

Jenner launched 818 in 2021, and it’s now the country’s fastest-growing tequila brand.

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