Kylie Jenner is the cover star of Wonderland magazine’s autumn/winter 2026 issue, photographed in an orange fishnet dress with her arms crossed over her chest. The piece is an archival design from Jean Paul Gaultier’s spring/summer 2001 collection.
Inside the magazine, photographer Drew Vickers shot Jenner sprawled on grass in a white archival Helmut Lang layered tank top with white bikini bottoms, and separately seated in a black Norma Kamali bodysuit paired with Givenchy by Sarah Burton over-the-knee boots.
Jenner did not sit for an interview with the magazine. Instead, friends spoke about her for the feature.
“She has this way of making everyone around her feel so loved,” said Anastasia Karanikolaou, a friend of more than 10 years. “She’s also one of the silliest people I know!! She can make you laugh on your worst day and somehow ALWAYS knows when you need it.”
Hailey Bieber described Jenner as “just naturally, nonchalantly very funny.”
Devon Lee Carlson recalled Jenner organizing a group carpool for an event with pink invitations listing pick-up times and a full itinerary. “She’s mastered the art of being a woman,” Carlson said, pointing to everything from “being a good teacher, to rhinestoning everything in sight.”
Jenner first appeared on the cover of Wonderland a decade ago at age 18, photographed in white cotton underwear with minimal makeup. At the time she said, “Nobody really knows who I am.”
Asked then whether she’d miss fame if it vanished, she said, “I would miss a part of it, but I would enjoy that next chapter of my life. I’d enjoy being normal.”
That hasn’t happened. Jenner, now 29, is currently appearing in Season 8 of “The Kardashians,” which premiered on Hulu Oct. 8 with new episodes airing Thursdays.
She is also preparing her first major acting role in the thriller series “Bachelorette Weekend,” in which she will play a bride found murdered in a pool. Jenner will executive produce the project with her sister Kim Kardashian. The role follows her cameo earlier this year in Charli XCX’s mockumentary “The Moment,” which was released in January.
