Kim Kardashian seems to be jumping on the Barbiecon bubblegum pink trend.
The 42-year-old entrepreneur has unveiled her new spring SKIMS collection, which uses the striking color that’s become popular since Margot Robbie announced she’s starring in a Barbie movie.
“Guys, it’s so cute,” rapper Kanye West’s ex-wife said in a video she shared to her Insta Stories.
Pinkie finger! Kim Kardashian seems to be jumping on the Barbiecon bubblegum pink trend. The 42-year-old entrepreneur has unveiled her new Spring SKIMS collection; seen in a 2022 campaign
“We’ve got all these new vintage t-shirts, outdoor, friend, I’ll pull you through,” she said as she started on what appeared to be her favorite color, Barbie.
“We have bubblegum, desert, steel blue, ash, and onyx,” she said while rattling off the color names.
“We have the scoop neck bralette and this pink tank top with the matching bike shorts and then we have this long skirt which is so cute which I think goes with the co-op bra but you can wear it with anything ‘ she said as she browsed the pink creations.
“We have leggings and a long dress that’s really stretchy cotton and a jumpsuit, super super cute in all those colors.”
Hot Look: The new line uses the eye-catching color that’s become popular since Margot Robbie announced she’s starring in a Barbie movie
There was also a cap in a bright pink color.
SKIMS was founded in June 2019 and has become very successful thanks to clever social media marketing, inclusive sizing and direct online shopping.
It is a shapewear and apparel brand co-founded by Kardashian, Emma Grede and Jens Grede.
SKIMS focuses on body positivity and inclusivity across brands and practices inclusive sizing.
So much to buy: “Guys it’s so cute,” Kanye West’s ex said in a video she shared to her Insta Stories
The company was valued at over $3.2 billion in January 2022.
This comes after Kim tearfully said in December that co-parenting with Kanye – who recently “married” Bianca Censori – was “fucking tough”.
The reality star – who has children North, 9, Saint, 7, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3, with her ex-husband, has revealed how she’s trying to raise her four children with the 45-year-old Rapper.
Speaking on Angie Martinez’s ‘IRL’ podcast, she said: “It’s hard. S*** like co-parenting, it’s really fucking hard.’
More pink power: “We have the scoop neck bralette and this pink piece dyed tank top with the matching bike shorts and then we have this long skirt which is so cute which I find with the co-op bra, but you can wear it with anything.” she said as she browsed the pink creations
She’s now a mogul: Launched in June 2019, SKIMS has thrived thanks to clever social media marketing, inclusive sizing and direct online shopping. It is a shapewear and apparel brand co-founded by Kardashian, Emma Grede and Jens Grede
The reality star admitted nearly a month after her divorce was finalized that she’s protecting her family by not telling her kids about things that are “going on in the outside world.”
She added: “I definitely protected him and I still will in the eyes of my children for my children.
“So my kids at my house don’t know anything about what’s going on in the outside world.”
The Movie: Barbie, starring Margot Robbie, opens in theaters on July 21, 2023
The proud mum admitted she will continue to “protect her for so long”. [she] can’ as she burst into tears.
She added: “If they don’t know the things that are being said, why would I ever bring that energy to them?
“This is real, heavy, grown-up shit they can’t handle. If they are, we will have those conversations. “One day my kids will thank me for not sitting here and beating up their father. I could.”
She explained that they “do not know anything” about the situation and she makes sure that the school does not.
Pink is on her mind: This comes days after Kim threw a hype pink party for her daughter Chicago’s birthday
Meow: The party had a Hello Kitty theme with a ball box with slides
She said, “My children don’t know anything. At school, some of my best friends are the teachers, so I know what happens during recess and lunch. I hear what’s being said.’
Meanwhile, Kim’s approach means there are moments when she needs to put on a brave face for her kids.
She added, “If we’re going to school and they want to hear their dad’s music – no matter what we’re going through – I have to have that smile on my face and blast his music and sing along with my kids.
‘[I can] act like nothing is wrong and as soon as I put them down I can cry easily.
So much fun: There were stuffed cats for the kids to make t-shirts with pens for