The supermodel uses her runway skills to encourage millennials to vote, and opens up on her app.
Kendall Jenner is looking good to do some good. Welcome to politics in 2016!
The 20-year-old model -- or as Rock the Vote and the Independent Journal Review refer to her, "fashion icon and young-voter registration advocate" -- put her catwalking skills to good use to explain the 26th Amendment.
Thankfully, 18-year-olds were granted the right to vote in the '70s, because we know that Kendall can pull off that Coachella-esque flower child look:
That's not the only movement the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star is rallying behind. Kendall also took to her app to advocate for freeing the nipple, writing, "I really don't see what the big deal is with going braless!"
"It's sexy, it's comfortable and I'm cool with my breasts. That's it!" she explained. "It's also a fun way to show off my different nipple rings!"
Every 20-something can rock the vote and be sexy, comfortable and cool with her nipples out, but obviously Kendall is not every 20-something. In a recent episode the reality show, she and sister Kylie Jenner went undercover to find out what it would be like to live a "normal" life.
Now, she says her life is "so great," just the way it is.
"I don't get sad about not having a normal childhood," she revealed in another post on her website. "I feel like I probably would have gone to some sort of design school in New York or maybe become a photographer (anything is still possible!)."