Kendall Jenner has landed on another high-profile fashion magazine cover as her modeling career continues to soar.

The Keeping Up With The Kardashians vet appeared on the front of the Harper’s Bazaar Icons issue in a shoot by Mario Sorrenti. Others who landed covers were Doja Cat and Paul Mescal.

The reality TV star – who dates Bad Bunny – told the publication that she is pᴀssionate.

‘I love really hard, and I love without apology,’ she said. ‘I don’t like goodbyes, and I will fight to not have to say goodbye. I will always fight for relationships.

‘I’ve been that way since I was little, although I was shy and sometimes very closed off,’ she continued.

‘I don’t give up on anything. Some people aren’t willing to meet me at that level. But that’s okay. I’d rather do that than shut myself off to something and not give it a proper chance.’

And she said she is growing up. ‘I feel like I am coming into my womanhood,’ she shared.

‘And having so many strong women around me has helped shape my sense of worth.’

On remembering her childhood as a place where she created spaces for sanctuary: ‘I just kind of kept to myself,’ she said. ‘I loved hiding out in my room and doing my own thing or riding my horses.’

On her therapy journey: ‘I feel really balanced right now,’ Jenner said.

‘I started my therapy journey a year and a half ago. I meet with my therapist once a week, so every week I’m learning something new. I’m constantly evolving and just excited to do that.’

Kris Jenner, on her daughter’s power: ‘She’s always been very definite about who she was.

‘Her superpower is knowing when it’s too much or when it’s not enough. …She’s a lot smarter at that than I am, and she kind of taught me a thing or two about it.’

I think when things appear to come very easily to people, there’s a lot of criticism,’ says casting director (and Harper’s BAZAAR contributing editor) Anita Bitton, who cast Jenner in her first Marc Jacobs show in 2014.

‘But in order to maintain all of that stuff, there’s a certain degree of rigor that’s involved, and Kendall has that rigor,’ explained Bitton. ‘Kendall Jenner is her own person.’

The 2023 ICONS portfolio, pH๏τographed by celebrated pH๏τographer Sorrenti, spotlights 14 global trailblazers who are shaping the conversation right now in the worlds of fashion, art, film, music and activism, a press release said.

These are September covers of the U.S. newsstand edition, available August 29.

‘The 2023 ICONS are pᴀssionate visionaries who captivate us, connect us, entertain us, move us, stoke our obsession, and inspire us with the urgency they bring to their work. They not only speak to this moment, they are also helping to define it and give it meaning.

They’ve each made their marks — and some of them might be making history. But most importantly, they all understand what can happen when our eyes, hearts, minds, and energies are all pointed in the same direction,’ it was added.

This year’s ICONS portfolio also features: Golshifteh Farahani, Nia DaCosta, Leila Mottley, Greta Lee, James Whiteside, Teyana Taylor, Angel Reese, Zaya Wade, Parris Goebel, Rep. Justin Pearson and Rep. Justin Jones.

‘One of the things I’ve come to really value about putting together our annual Icons issue is that it gives us an oppor­tunity to think about what inspires us in the moment,’ says Samira Nasr, Editor in Chief.

‘What struck me most about the subjects in this year’s portfolio is how many of them are outliers.

‘They are people who have each found a way to break into the mainstream current of their respective fields, but they have each also altered or redirected that current in a way that has transformed it for all those who come after them.

‘This entire issue is a celebration of people who are not just doing the work but also changing a culture and clearing a path for future generations.’