Kristin Cavallari rocks daring denim and lace look in sizzling new photos

Kristin Cavallari is going back to her roots with a bold new campaign for Uncommon James.The 39-year-old reality star and entrepreneur modeled pieces from her jewelry brand's new Detour collection in a desert-set campaign that she described as a return to "old-school Uncommon James."Cavallari opened the Instagram carousel with a close-up shot of herself leaning against a row of mailboxes in the sun.She wore a fitted, light-wash denim corset-style top paired with layered gold necklaces, hoop earrings and stacked bracelets from the collection.KRISTIN CAVALLARI ROCKS BLACK STRING BIKINI MONTHS AFTER REVEALING RUNWAY-READY ROUTINEKristin Cavallari modeled jewelry from Uncommon James' new Detour collection in a campaign photographed by Dennis Leupold.
(Dennis Leupold/Uncommon James)Her blonde hair was styled in loose, windswept waves as she rested one hand against the mailboxes and looked directly at the camera."The new Detour collection is here and we're throwing it back to old-school @uncommonjames: effortless, edgy and the ultimate cool-girl jewelry ," Cavallari captioned the post.A second image pulled back to reveal the rest of the unexpected look.KRISTIN CAVALLARI FLAUNTS HER TONED FIGURE IN BIKINIS DURING EUROPEAN SUMMER VACATIONKristin Cavallari embraced a throwback aesthetic for the roadside campaign, which she described as "old-school Uncommon James." (Dennis Leupold/Uncommon James)Cavallari posed beside the mailboxes in white lace underwear and slouchy cream-colored boots, placing one hand behind her head as she faced the camera.The denim top stopped just above her waist.In another shot, Cavallari looked down while leaning against the mailboxes, with one hand resting near her shoulder.
The wider frame showed the stark desert landscape surrounding the roadside setting.Fans had plenty to say about the throwback-inspired shoot."It's giving Britney Spears Crossroads," one person wrote."Drop the leg workout routine immediately ," another commented.One fan focused ...