Kendall Jenner contracts while stopping by an office building in Beverly Hills for business

She tried to overcome the tragedy that occurred at the Astroworld festival earlier this month.

And Kendall Jenner seemed to be focused on business when she passed an office building in Beverly Hills on Thursday.

Though casual, the 26-year-old model still exuded star power when she donned a suede coat and plaid scarf in a matching mustard shade.

She stayed classic, adding straight-cut blue jeans, a white t-shirt, and shiny black loafers

Kendall laced the ensemble together with a small designer wallet and chic sunglasses.

The star has remained relatively inconspicuous since the fatal concert that took place in Houston, Texas on Friday, November 5th.

Sister Kylie (24) was also present with her three-year-old daughter Stormi.

Schick: The 26-year-old model still radiated star power when she put on a suede coat and a plaid scarf in a matching mustard shade

Kendall’s statement: Jenner has been relatively unremarkable since the deadly Astroworld incident that killed 10 people earlier this month. She made a statement upstairs last week in support of the victims

10 young people, ages 9-27, were crushed to death when a sizable group of the 50,000 in attendance was pushed onto the stage at NRG Park during Travis Scott’s performance.

Afterward, Kendall posted a statement on social media saying, “I still can’t speak to the news from Astroworld. I am truly broken for the families who have lost loved ones, and my prayers go out to all concerned.

‘I send all of my love to all who are affected and I wish them strength in this incredibly devastating and sensitive time.’

City officials are still investigating what caused the pandemonium at the sold-out event.

Tragedy: 10 young people, ages 9-27, were crushed to death when a sizable group of the 50,000 in attendance was pushed onto the stage at NRG Park during Travis Scott’s performance

Houston Police Chief Troy Finner refused to give a timetable for the police’s response after a sizeable group crowded the scene.

From November 16, mMore than 125 fans are suing Scott for $ 750 million in the fatal incident.

The lawsuit brought by Houston attorney Tony Buzbee, who previously represented at least 35 victims at the concert, accuses Scott and festival organizers of “gross negligence” for wreaking havoc at Astroworld.

The lawsuit also names Live Nation, Epic Records Drake and Apple as defendants for their involvement in organizing the festival, and Buzbee plans to file another lawsuit with 100 more plaintiffs in the coming days.

Litigation: By November 16, more than 125 fans were suing Scott for $ 750 million in the fatal incident. Houston vigil recorded November 9th

Before the lawsuit went public, it was reported that W Magazine is trying hard to get its next issue with Kylie and Travis on the cover before it hits shelves as per Page six.

“The W editors have removed any scheduled coverage of Travis and Kylie from their website, but the magazine has already been printed and now they are trying to stop the vans,” a point of sale insider said.

They also stated, “Given what happened at Astroworld, the interview and title lines seem inappropriate to say the least.”

DailyMail.com has not yet received feedback from W Magazine for a comment.

On Monday, Nike announced they were postponing their sneaker release with Scott after a nine-year-old boy became the latest casualty in a deadly mass onslaught during his performance in Houston.