Kylie and Kendall Jenner bizarrely thank retouch artist as they tease new clothing line

Kendall and Kylie Jenner bizarrely thanked the people who had retouched their picture as they promoted their new clothing line.

The Keeping Up With The Kardashians sisters took to their joint Instagram account to tease their spring clothing collection.

In a snap from their photoshoot, the siblings looked as stunning as ever.

Kylie, 22, donned an orange PVC off-the-shoulder dress as she cosied up to Kendall, 24, who was dressed in white trousers and a 60s style halterneck crop top with a funky swirly pattern.

In the caption, the girls thanked everyone had been involved in the shoot, from their hair and make up artists to the people who had retouched their photos.

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They wrote: "Thanks to everyone that helped with our spring shoot, we couldn't have done it without you

"More to come soon @sashasamsonova @gabiilioiu @retouch_by_yul_zh @danixmichelle @krisfe_ @maryphillips @hairinel @jesushair @kalivbs #kendallandkylie"

@retouch_by_yul_zh is a post-production artist who adds final tweaks to pictures before they're put out into the public domain.

As more and more celebrities are promoting a more real approach on social media and embracing their natural beauty in isolation, the sisters had no issue letting everyone know their image had been altered.

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And although the shoot must have been completed before the coronavirus lockdown was imposed, some fans were baffled by them getting so close.

One asked: "Where is the distancing?"

But most were just blown away by their stunning looks.

One wrote: "Beauties"

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"Queens," another dubbed them.

It comes after Kylie, who shares two-year-old daughter Stormi with ex Travis Scott, revealed her plans to have six more children.

While taking part in a live Instagram with her best pal Stassie Karanikolaou, she was quizzed on her future baby plans.

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She said: "I want seven kids down the line, but not right now.

"Pregnancy is just not a joke, it's a serious thing and it's hard, I'm not ready for that just yet."

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