The last days of the year are usually designated for cuddling up on the couch in sweatpants, but following the holidays, Kendall Jenner is going pantless altogether.

On Saturday, the model took to Instagram to share her latest look, which took on the same sophisticated theme as the silky, vintage-inspired Phoebe Philo gown she wore at Christmas. Seated in an armchair, she showed off a strapless black minidress covered in sequins, complementing the leggy piece with a pair of sheer black tights. And while Jenner gave the dress a luxury feel by adding a pair of pointed red heels with an ankle strap, the shimmering piece appears to be from her sister Kylie’s Khy brand—meaning you could get the look yourself.

To elevate her festive ensemble, Jenner wore her short brunette bob with flipped ends, embracing a vintage feel that continued with her simple glam. Wispy lashes and a bold red lipstick brought her whole look together. “put me in your pocket 🎁,” she cheekily captioned her post.

Behind her, the model’s home seemed equally nostalgic for the holidays. A Christmas tree embellished with lights and ornaments offered a soft glow in the background, while stockings were “hung with care” from her fireplace.

Behind her, the model’s home seemed equally nostalgic for the holidays. A Christmas tree embellished with lights and ornaments offered a soft glow in the background, while stockings were “hung with care” from her fireplace.

Jenner recently welcomed Architectural Digest into her home, sharing her perspective on getting ready to host for the holidays. In her interview, she said she liked to keep her decorations “feeling as organic as possible,” and accordingly had her greenery decorated with things like acorns and pine cones. She also revealed that her tree is adorned with original Christopher Radko ornaments passed down from her mother Kris Jenner, who also gifted her a large Santa statue that she remembered from 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥hood.

“Most of the decorations in this house… they’re all from my mom,” Kendall said of the statue. “They’re all hand-me-downs. So, pretty much all of my Christmas decorations and things in the house are things I grew up with.”