Yesterday, two of the world’s most famous siblings threw a party to celebrate the fact that you can now buy their KENDALL + KYLIE fall 2016 collection online.
Although Kendall and Kylie have been selling their own clothes for years, last year they transformed KENDALL + KYLIE into a more high end brand. This season the sisters added bags to their collection, featuring a variety of super cute mini backpacks and handbags designed for the boss bitch on the go.
Obviously the party featured a selfie booth, an airbrush artist ready, willing and able to customize whatever bags people purchased, and a social media “black egg” which is just a fancy name for a tunnel with lots of video screens featuring Kendall and Kylie’s Instagram feeds.
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