Kendall Jenner shows off her abs as she fronts Burberry’s summer campaign 

Kendall Jenner has shown off her modelling credentials in new official shots from Burberry’s TB Summer Monogram campaign. 

The model, 24, slipped into an array of outfits from the collection to take photos using her computer at home, due to coronavirus restrictions. 

Kendall showcased her model figure and toned abs in a khaki bikini which was adorned with bold interlocking initials of the famed designer Thomas Burberry.

Kendall gazed into the camera as she struck a pose on the floor with a black velvet clutch bag in hand. 

For another look, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star wore a cobalt blue bodysuit with orange accents of TB’s initials. 

The model appeared in her element as she worked a number of angles for the camera, with the shots later being used for a CGI video of Kendall showcasing the collection.  

The campaign video showed Kendall in a capsule of both womenswear and menswear staples from the new TB Summer Monogram collection as she cruised around skate parks and the city as four different characters. 

The summer collection launched on Wednesday for the British luxury fashion house established in 1856 by Thomas Burberry. 

Jenner has been a muse for Burberry Chief Creative Officer Riccardo Tisci ever since she walked in his SS/20 London Fashion Week presentation on February 17.

Riccardo played a pivotal role when Kim wanted to enter the world of high fashion in 2016, after being introduced to the designer by her husband Kanye West.  

And Kendall has also celebrated success with her sister Kylie, after their make-up collaboration sold out after launching on Friday.  

That same day, Kendall announced that they are ‘donating a portion of the sales’ to black trans people organisation, the Marsha P. Johnson Institute.

‘It’s an amazing organisation that protects and defends the human rights of black transgender people,’ Kendall wrote.

‘@mpjinstitute was created in response to the murders of black trans women and women of color, to elevate, support, and nourish the voices of black trans people. 

‘We are so proud to be supporting their mission, and thank the team for their work! Find out more at MarshaP.org.’