How to nab SKIMS for £5 and Kylie Jenner’s fashion line for £20 as designer emporium launches huge sale
BEAUTY mogul Kylie Jenner followed in big sister Kim Kardashian’s footsteps in November last year when she dropped her fashion line KHY.
And now, fans of the famous sisters can pick up a number of KHY and SKIMS pieces for as cheap as £5 as a designer emporium selling both has launched a huge sale.
The SKIMS Soft Lounge Stretch-Jersey Nightdress and Fits Everybody Scooped Stretch-Woven Bra are both a fiver in the sale
And the viral KHY Strapless Zip-Slit Faux-Leather Midi Dress has been slashed to just £30 from £150.
As is the youngest Kar-Jenner sister’s Strapless Zip-Through Faux-Leather Mini Dress.
Selfridges, the Oxford Street store that changed the world of shopping, is where you can pick up these luxury pieces for a fraction of the original price.
The discounts are both online and in-store, meaning you don’t need to live near one of the designer emporiums to vamp up your wardrobe.
For £20, you can pick up the KHY Mid-rise Relaxed-Fit Cotton-Terry Shorts and Mock-neck Slim-Fit Stretch-Woven Top.
The stylish venture is Kylie’s newest, though not only, foray into fashion.
She also collaborated with her sister Kendall Jenner on their clothing line Kendall + Kylie, which was sold at lifestyle retail brand PacSun.
The billionaire launched Kylie Swim in September 2021 to lackluster reviews before filing new trademarks for the brand in November 2022.
SKIMS, Kim’s shapewear label, was founded four years earlier than KHY in June 2019.
You can nab bits from its flagship Fits Everybody range for as cheap as £15.
That includes bodysuits, bandeaus and short-sleeve tees.
“Our SKIMS collection is brimming with the label’s signature figure-enhancing solutions and innovative underwear,” Selfridges bosses said.
“You’ll find a covetable range of expertly crafted SKIMS clothing and loungewear in our lineup.
History of Selfridges
The department store was founded in 1908 by US tycoon Harry Selfridge.
The original owner’s publicity stunts, retail genius and saucy scandals were explored in the 2013 ITV series Mr Selfridge.
The store suffered in the Depression and in 1941, Selfridge was forced out of his own firm.
In 2003 the company was bought by another tycoon, Galen Weston, who spent millions on renovations.
Central Group and Rene Benko’s Austrian real estate company, Signa Group, bought Selfridges in 2021 in a deal worth £4 billion.
Then, in November 2023, Thailand’s largest department store owner, Central Group, announced it had taken control of Selfridges department stores.
“Explore velour robes, stretch-cotton undies and silk pyjamas – all comprising the American brand’s unmissable flair for non-stop comfort.
“Each piece is available in an array of colours and sizes, supporting Kim’s revolutionary vision and ode to body positivity which is celebrated the world over.
“Expect to see pieces from the Solutionwear selection – think cosy items made from boucle-knit yarn and fleece.
“We also have supportive bodysuits and waist trainers designed to enhance, support and lift your natural shape.
“If the sumptuous, subtly sensual styles of KHY are yet to appear on your social feed, then we think it’s time to switch your follower allegiances.
“Founded by the youngest of the Jenner-Kardashian clan, Kylie Jenner, the label dreams up seamless tops as part of its latest offering.”