Хотим! Ким Кардашьян показала боди из своей линии одежды - «Мода»

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The Kardacity... no Kim, just no. Her new venture @kimono , has been granted trademark status for several marks ranging from “Kimono” to “Solutionwear” to sell a huge range of products from shapewear and whips to ACTUAL kimonos (?!). A glance at the trademark records also offers teasers for potential dog carriers and cosmetics spinoffs (don’t we already have KKW Beauty?) ?. Of course, traditional Japanese kimono are generally reserved for ceremonial/celebratory use and are often passed down from generation to generation, underscoring Kim's “culture vulture” reputation even further. But what does a trademark for the name of well-known Japanese garment being granted to a westerner say about the US Patent & Trademark Office? Maybe Kim's law studies are proving to be fruitful... • #kimono #kimohno #shapewear #bodycon #underwear #trademark #legal #culturevulture #culturalappropriation #japanese #traditional #stretch #knit #bbc #kimkardashian #kimye #kuwtk #kardashian #kkwbeauty #beauty #cosmetics #spanx #bodyshaper #wiwt #ootd #wtf #lame #smh #dietprada

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I’m wearing the @skims Sculpting BodySuit Mid Thigh in Onyx $68 available in sizes XXS-5XL

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В июне Ким Кардашьян (38) объявила о запуске линии утягивающего белья Kimono с огромной размерной сеткой (от XXS до 4XL). Правда, тогда не обошлось без скандала! Японцы обвинили звезду в том, что она выбрала такое название для своего бренда: «Кардашьян несколько раз была в Японии, но она совсем не уважает японскую культуру, если позволяет себе называть нижнее белье так же, как мы называем нашу национальную одежду». View this post on Instagram The Kardacity. no Kim, just no. Her new venture @kimono , has been granted trademark status for several marks ranging from “Kimono” to “Solutionwear” to sell a huge range of products from shapewear and whips to ACTUAL kimonos (?!). A glance at the trademark records also offers teasers for potential dog carriers and cosmetics spinoffs (don’t we already have KKW Beauty?) ?. Of course, traditional Japanese kimono are generally reserved for ceremonial/celebratory use and are often passed down from generation to generation, underscoring Kim