Kylie Jenner Splashes A Fortune On Clothes For Baby Wolf
17 February 2022, 16:22
Kylie Jenner has reportedly been spending a 'fortune' on designer clothes for her second child with Travis Scott, baby boy Wolf.
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Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott welcomed their second child, Wolf Webster, on February 2 – sending the internet into a frenzy when the news was revealed.
Money is reportedly no object as the makeup mogul splashes out on a massive designer wardrobe for her new bundle of joy.
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The news comes as no surprise to fans as Kylies firstborn, Stormi Webster, has donned the best threads since she was a young tot herself.
Stormi is known to sport looks from luxurious designers such as Gucci and Hermes, and Wolf will be no different.
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According to Closer Magazine, the Kylie Cosmetics founder has hired a personal stylist for the newborn – a role that banks an estimated $100,000 annually.
An insider told the magazine: “Kylie wants her baby to be the most stylish baby in Hollywood and she knows that means having a team to curate his wardrobe.”
The publication was given an insight into the lavish purchases the mum-of-two had been making in preparation for her new arrival.
They said: "His closet is already filled with the most luxurious clothes money can buy, including £400 Fendi rompers, £250 Stella McCartney tracksuits, a £900 Moncler babygrow and Burberry shirts."
Wolf is following in his big sister's footsteps as he apparently already has a Gucci leather jacket.
Stormi is often dressed in outfits that match the 24-year-old star, maybe family ensembles could be on the cards?
The talented family are always dressed to the nines, the source revealed that the new dad-of-two is also invested in his kids style.
"Travis is also very into style and fashion so it's hugely important for him and Kylie that their mini-mes look the part , no matter the cost," the insider revealed.
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