SKIMS Steps Into Shiny Stones With Swarovski Collaboration
Kim Kardashian is on a roll right now, as she recently starred in Marc Jacobs’ holiday campaign, announced a collaboration with SKIMS and the NBA and released the now-viral SKIMS Nipple Bra. But naturally, that wasn’t enough and now, the entrepreneur has announced a collaboration between SKIMS and Swarovski.
Teaming up to create a glitzy range of intimates, ready-to-wear pieces and body jewelry, the new collection lands just in time for the holiday season and sees signature SKIMS styles revitalized by a crystal flair. Crystallized intimates, figure-hugging bodysuits and dresses feature within the collection, inspired by Swarovski’s Millenia jewelry line, alongside matching chokers and bracelets.
“For this collaboration, we really wanted to celebrate individual creativity and bring more glamour into getting dressed every day,” says Kim Kardashian.
The pieces are so dreamy, and we loved integrating the iconic crystal cuts into my favorite SKIMS pieces. We can’t wait for everyone to love Swarovski x SKIMS as much as I do.”
Adding to that is Giovanna Engelbert, Swarovski’s creative director: ”It’s been a dream since I joined Swarovski to create a first-ever collaboration with SKIMS that furthers the art of self-expression. Our collection is a celebration of the body, and of strong, independent women who value their individuality and embrace life with confidence and style.”
Take a closer look at the new Swarovski x SKIMS line above, slated for release on November 7 at Swarovski’s flagship store and the SKIMS website.
In other news, Hailey Bieber is a vision in Calvin Klein’s new holiday campaign.
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