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Kristin Cavallari branded her sons as the “cutest models” as she announced the launch of her men’s jewelry range from her Uncommon James brand on Tuesday, July 14
Her sons, Camden Jack, 13, and Jaxon Wyatt, 12, both sported chain necklaces as they posed for the brand in the snaps
In addition to Camden and Jaxon, Cavallari shares daughter Saylor James, 10, with ex-husband Jay Cutler
Kristin Cavallari is unveiling her two favorite models.
On Tuesday, July 14, The Hills alum, 39, launched the men’s jewelry range for her lifestyle brand Uncommon James.
Posting the news on her Instagram page, Cavallari shared photos of her sons Camden Jack, 13, and Jaxon Wyatt, 12, sporting chain necklaces from the new collection.
“We launched men’s jewelry at @uncommonjames so obviously I had to find the 2 cutest models available,” the proud mom, who founded Uncommon James in 2017, wrote.
Kristin Cavallari’s son CamdenCredit: Kristin Cavallari/Instagram
In the snaps, the boys looked cool, calm and collected as they held onto basketballs while modeling the jewelry.
Camden sported a black T-shirt with matching pants, while Jaxon was dressed in a gray hoodie and a pair of black shorts.
Kristin Cavallari’s son JaxonCredit: Kristin Cavallari/Instagram
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Sharing the photos on her Instagram Stories, Cavallari wrote, “2 different lengths for your little guys too,” in reference to Jaxon’s slightly longer chain necklace.
In addition to Camden and Jaxon, the businesswoman shares daughter Saylor James, 10, with ex-husband Jay Cutler.
Last week, the mother of three revealed on the July 7 episode of the Aspire with Emma Gredepodcast that she teaches her children about financial responsibility by making them fly coach while she travels first class.
“That was important to me when they became old enough that they could. It’s not [difficult to do] when they’re older. I’m like, ‘Bye guys, have fun back there,’ ” Cavallari said of the methods she uses to educate her children on financial responsibility.
The reality star went on to say that “It’s good for them,” adding that “the little things like that, as a parent, make, ultimately, I think, a big difference in the long run.”
Kristin Cavallari’s sons modeling for Uncommon JamesCredit: Kristin Cavallari/Instagram
“My kids don’t just get whatever they want,” she continued. “And if they want something, they have to work for it.”
Cavallari added that her sons “created their own little businesses” last summer and were able to learn about entrepreneurship through the experience.
“So one of my boys was washing people’s windows,” Cavallari told host Grede. “And the other one was washing people’s garbage cans. Because if they want something, they got to go work for it. And they got to make it happen.”
“I think there are so many ways to come into being a businesswoman and a mother, and there is no one size fits all,” Cavallari added.
Earlier this year, the star opened up to PEOPLE about how her children were not interested in her reality TV past, adding that they have found their own interests.
“They’ve seen little bits and pieces, but they think it’s really boring,” Cavallari explained at the red carpet premiere of The Reunion: Laguna Beachin Santa Monica, Calif., on March 26. “They have no interest in watching a full episode.”
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