Khloe Kardashian delivered major style inspiration on Wednesday as she appeared in a series of promotional pH๏τos for her brand Good American.

The 38-year-old star – who founded the clothing line in 2016 – showed off her long, toned legs in a skinтιԍнт LBD as she posed up against a pastel backdrop.

She layered up her look with a baggy denim trench coat with sleeves that hid her hands from view.

Kardashian threw on semi-sheer black тιԍнтs and sky-high patent leather heels to complete her fashion-forward look.

The entrepreneur tagged Good American, which will soon have a physical store in Los Angeles, in all six of the pH๏τos shared to Instagram.

Kardashian accessorized with several sparkling necklaces, as well as a pair of diamonds stud earrings.

Her brightly dyed blonde hair fell onto her chest and paired perfectly with the color of her outerwear.

Kardashian launched Good American with co-founder Emma Grede in October of 2016 with a focus on body-positivity and inclusion for the line.

The fashion company first received notice for offering denim products in a wide variety of sizes.

Good American has since expanded to include shapewear, fitness clothing and maternity wear.

Along with being co-founder, Kardashian has appeared in a number of the brand’s campaigns – which included a mᴀssive billboard in New York’s Times Square last year.

In a previous interview with Vogue, the mother-of-two shared what she hopes to achieve with Good American.

‘Our mission is to make our ᴀssortment of denim, ready-to-wear, shoes and more as inclusive as possible, finding ways to innovate in fabric and fit where other brands have not, so women feel empowered,’ she explained.

She further revealed that she has looked to her past to inspire her company’s future.

‘A lot of my own life experiences, such as shopping for clothes growing up, have played into why my co-founder Emma Grede and I started Good American and how we go about product development, sizing, and fit,’ Kardashian said.

Kardashian added that Good American’s team wants to set new precedents for the range of women’s clothing.

‘When we first launched the brand, we talked a lot about what it means to be a woman today, and the unfortunate reality that so many women are ignored by the fashion industry—including myself!—so we set out to change that,’ she said.