Source: Crazy Days and Nights

The reality family is pulling an Arielle from Something Navy.

The reality family likes to pretend their product lines are sold out and they are rushing to make more.

The actual truth is that this major retailer is tired of negative product reviews/returns and nothing has ever sold out.

They don’t even sell well and won’t be placing another order.

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10 Controversial Products Kardashian-Jenners Promoted

  • Skims waist trainer
  • Kim Kardashian West’s ‘KKW’ contour stick
    While promoting her first line of contour products in June 2017, Kim shared this controversial image, and her dark fake tan prompted claims of blackface (or, a white person artificially imitating the skin tone of a person of colour).
  • Kendall Jenner’s Pepsi campaign
  • Kim Kardashian West’s ‘Kimono’ shapewear
  • Flat stomach teas and lollipops
  • SugarBearHair vitamins
  • Kendall & Kylie’s Band Tees
  • Kendall and Kylie Jenner released a limited capsule of collection tees, featuring their faces over pictures of famous musicians like
  • Kendall Jenner’s Proactiv campaign
  • Tupac and The Doors
    However, it wasn’t long before both stars were sued by photographer Michael Miller, who claimed the sisters had used his picture of Tupac without permission.
  • Kylie Cosmetics

 

 

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Kim Kardashian’s shapewear brand was initially named Kimono but was renamed to Sims after a controversy in which she was accused of appropriating the name of a traditional Japanese clothing item. The brand was designed with inclusivity and diversity in mind, yet somehow, the original name was not chosen with careful thought and consideration. Was it intentional in order to create a stir? �It is questionable. While the attempt at wordplay is somewhat funny, it may not be so funny that they intended to trademark “Kimono” and planned to release whips, body oil, and garter belts after the first shapewear line. While their original intention isn’t clear, it is interesting to see how the hashtag #KimOhNo was created in response to this controversial brand launch. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ #100daysproject #the100dayproject #100thinlines #100finelines #contraversial #culturalappropriation #inclusion #inclusive #racial #racism #appropriation #culturalassimilation #assimilate #cultures #culture #symbol #symbolism #perception

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