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Kim Kardashian wears a baby-pink kimono for her TV role as Allura Grant in 'All's Fair'.
The post references her past backlash over the brand Kimono and subsequent name change to SKIMS.
Kardashian’s look included a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit in the kimono.
The article places Kardashian’s fashion history in context with past controversies over the Kimono brand name.
Kardashian has since expanded collaborations with Nike and SKIMS as a broader inclusivity effort.
The piece notes ongoing discussions about cultural appropriation in fashion.
The article includes other entertainment headlines and coverage from Daily Mail Online.
The story references public reaction to past fashion branding choices.
The feature underscores Kardashian’s public statements about learning and growth.
The article notes Kardashian’s mother-and-daughter public figure status in media.
The report appears within Daily Mail's entertainment coverage, with emphasis on showbiz trends.

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Kim Kardashian and Skims will host 'Kimsmas Live!' a 45‑minute shoppable holiday livestream on TikTok.
The 45‑minute show is produced with OBB Media and will feature interactive, exclusive Skims deals.
Viewers can expect exclusive Skims offers, limited editions, and giveaways during the event.
Kris Jenner and other guests are teased to appear, with the lineup kept under wraps until showtime.
The event follows Skims’ expansion into global retail and collaborations like NikeSKIMS.
OBB Media’s Michael D. Ratner says the format is boundary-pushing and culturally resonant.
Skims and Kardashian describe the event as a real-time, festive moment for their community.
The show will showcase Skims’ holiday collections ahead of the broadcasts on TikTok Shop.
The special marks Skims’ formal entry into live entertainment on a major social platform.
The event is scheduled for December 3, with a 6:30 p.m. PT start.

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Kim Kardashian posts behind-the-scenes photos in a pink silk kimono from All’s Fair, revisiting her branding era.
The kimono was designed by Milligan Beaumont and crafted in pink and brown silk with an embroidered obi.
Initials AG were embroidered on the obi, signaling Kardashian’s Allura Grant character in the show.
The moment echoes the Skims naming controversy, where the brand’s Kimono name faced cultural-appropriation backlash before being renamed.
Kardashian’s Instagram posts included images of the bespoke garment’s creation and backstage scenes with her glam team.
The ensemble combined brown satin heels and a giant diamond necklace for a high-glam look on set.
The story connects to ongoing Page Six coverage of Kardashian fashion and branding decisions.
The post underscores the discussion around cultural sensitivity in Kardashian’s fashion ventures.
Glam details and backstage imagery accompany the kimono showcase in Kardashian’s social posts.
The story notes the ongoing cultural conversation around naming and identity in Kardashian brands.

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Latest development centers on a TV show where a celebrity doctor discussed Kim Kardashian’s brain activity.
The Jezebel piece questions the credibility of the medical claims and the TV context.
Kim Kardashian’s bar exam setback and public remarks are noted as context.
The story links the disclosures to possible motives tied to wealth and television revenue.
The Jezebel article cautions about interpreting medical issues revealed on TV.
The report notes Kardashian’s executive role and broader media influence.
The piece mentions Kardashian’s past health disclosure about a small aneurysm.
The article observes Kardashian’s public persona and ongoing media ventures.
The editorial stance emphasizes reader vigilance over sensational medical claims.
The Jezebel piece frames the discussion around the broader media ecosystem and fame.

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A widely shared post claims Kim Kardashian has a 'low brain activity' diagnosis, prompting online conspiracy chatter.
There is no verified medical report backing the diagnosis in the circulating material.
Kardashian's representatives have not confirmed the claim, and analysts warn about misinformation online.
Experts emphasize the rapid spread of health-related misinformation about public figures on social platforms.
The incident highlights the need for relying on official statements and fact-checks.

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