October 22, 2025 • 3 mins
Kim Kardashian BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Kim Kardashian has been front and center in headlines this week, both for her birthday and a major business pivot. On October 21, she celebrated turning 45 in classic Kardashian fashion. Paparazzi caught her stepping out for the occasion, and her sister Kourtney Kardashian Barker led a flood of social media tributes with throwback shots and heartfelt posts—a reminder of how Kim is always both the star and the muse in her famous family, as covered by AOL.
Business, however, is where Kim is making waves that may echo for years to come. Speaking on Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast, Kim confirmed she is relaunching her beauty empire under the Skims brand, calling it one of her most “major” moves yet. Skims Beauty will bring back what Kim calls her “fan favorites”—with lip liners singled out for a triumphant return. She was candid about what worked and what didn’t in her past lines, and promised the return of top sellers and “the original” vibes from the KKW Beauty era. Industry watchers point out that this isn’t just a nostalgia trip—this is a full consolidation of her beauty ambitions under the Skims umbrella.
The backstory here is all business savvy. Earlier this year, Skims repurchased the final stake in SKKN by Kim from Coty, giving Kim total control. Last month, SKKN by Kim officially announced its shutdown on its website. Kim’s play here, as reported by several outlets, is to unify clothing, cosmetics, skincare, and fragrance under one label. She framed the transition as learning from what worked and leaving behind what didn’t—a rare bit of corporate honesty in the beauty game.
Recent product news includes Skims’ first-ever beauty tool, the Seamless Sculpt Face Wrap, which rolled out in July and immediately picked up attention for its promise of a “snatched” jawline look, though industry reactions have been mixed.
Her latest birthday also trended widely, with fans and family lighting up Instagram and TikTok with tributes, memes, and vintage photos, further cementing her place as both influencer and icon. For now, all eyes are on what Skims Beauty will do—and there is major anticipation for the return of those signature lip liners. As Kim herself put it, “We’re gonna bring back what works and make it so major and so great.”
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Kim Kardashian has been front and center in headlines this week, both for her birthday and a major business pivot. On October 21, she celebrated turning 45 in classic Kardashian fashion. Paparazzi caught her stepping out for the occasion, and her sister Kourtney Kardashian Barker led a flood of social media tributes with throwback shots and heartfelt posts—a reminder of how Kim is always both the star and the muse in her famous family, as covered by AOL.
Business, however, is where Kim is making waves that may echo for years to come. Speaking on Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast, Kim confirmed she is relaunching her beauty empire under the Skims brand, calling it one of her most “major” moves yet. Skims Beauty will bring back what Kim calls her “fan favorites”—with lip liners singled out for a triumphant return. She was candid about what worked and what didn’t in her past lines, and promised the return of top sellers and “the original” vibes from the KKW Beauty era. Industry watchers point out that this isn’t just a nostalgia trip—this is a full consolidation of her beauty ambitions under the Skims umbrella.
The backstory here is all business savvy. Earlier this year, Skims repurchased the final stake in SKKN by Kim from Coty, giving Kim total control. Last month, SKKN by Kim officially announced its shutdown on its website. Kim’s play here, as reported by several outlets, is to unify clothing, cosmetics, skincare, and fragrance under one label. She framed the transition as learning from what worked and leaving behind what didn’t—a rare bit of corporate honesty in the beauty game.
Recent product news includes Skims’ first-ever beauty tool, the Seamless Sculpt Face Wrap, which rolled out in July and immediately picked up attention for its promise of a “snatched” jawline look, though industry reactions have been mixed.
Her latest birthday also trended widely, with fans and family lighting up Instagram and TikTok with tributes, memes, and vintage photos, further cementing her place as both influencer and icon. For now, all eyes are on what Skims Beauty will do—and there is major anticipation for the return of those signature lip liners. As Kim herself put it, “We’re gonna bring back what works and make it so major and so great.”
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Kim Kardashian has been front and center in headlines this week,
both for her birthday and the major business pivot. On
October twenty first, she celebrated turning forty five in classic
Kardashian fashion. Paparazzi Khaparazzi caught her stepping out for the occasion,
but she finds it better than she had and her sister,
(00:20):
Courtney Kardashian Barker led a flood of social media tributes
with throwback shots and heartfelt posts, a reminder of how
Kim is always both the star and the muse in
her famous family, as covered by AOL. Business, however, is
where Kim is making waves that may echo for years
to come. Speaking on Alex Cooper's Call Her Daddy podcast,
(00:41):
Kim confirmed she is relaunching her beauty empire under the
Skim's brand, calling it one of her most major moves yet.
Skim's Beauty will bring back what Kim calls her fan favorites,
with Lipliner singled out for a triumphant return. She was
candid about what worked and what didn't in her past
lines as the return of top sellers and the original
(01:02):
vibes from the KKW beauty era. Industry watchers point out
that this isn't just a nostalgia trip. This is a
full consolidation of her beauty ambitions under the Skim's umbrella.
The backstory here is all business savvy. Earlier this year,
Skims repurchased the final stake in skk and by Kim
from Cody, giving Kim total control. Last month, skk and
(01:27):
by Kim officially announced at shutdown on its website. Kim's
play here, as reported by several outlets, is to unify clothing, cosmetics, skincare,
and fragrance under one label. She framed the transition as
learning from what worked and leaving behind what didn't, a
(01:48):
rare bit of corporate honesty in the beauty game. Recent
product news includes Skim's first ever beauty tool, the Seamless
Sculpt Face Wrap, which rolled out in July and in
me mediately picked up attention for its promise of a
snatched jawline look, though industry reactions have been mixed. Her
(02:09):
latest birthday also trended widely, with fans and family lighting
up Instagram and TikTok with tributes, memes, and vintage photos,
further cementing her place as both influencer and icon. For now,
all eyes are on what Skim's beauty will do, and
there is major anticipation for the return of those signature lipliners.
(02:32):
As Kim herself put it, We're going to bring back
what works and make it so major and so great.
And that is it for today. Make sure you hit
the subscribe button and never miss an update on Kim Kardashian.
Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet please production.
(02:53):
For more check out quite Please dot ai or search
the term biosnap wherever you listen.
Kim Kardashian has been front and center in headlines this week,
both for her birthday and the major business pivot. On
October twenty first, she celebrated turning forty five in classic
Kardashian fashion. Paparazzi Khaparazzi caught her stepping out for the occasion,
but she finds it better than she had and her sister,
(00:20):
Courtney Kardashian Barker led a flood of social media tributes
with throwback shots and heartfelt posts, a reminder of how
Kim is always both the star and the muse in
her famous family, as covered by AOL. Business, however, is
where Kim is making waves that may echo for years
to come. Speaking on Alex Cooper's Call Her Daddy podcast,
(00:41):
Kim confirmed she is relaunching her beauty empire under the
Skim's brand, calling it one of her most major moves yet.
Skim's Beauty will bring back what Kim calls her fan favorites,
with Lipliner singled out for a triumphant return. She was
candid about what worked and what didn't in her past
lines as the return of top sellers and the original
(01:02):
vibes from the KKW beauty era. Industry watchers point out
that this isn't just a nostalgia trip. This is a
full consolidation of her beauty ambitions under the Skim's umbrella.
The backstory here is all business savvy. Earlier this year,
Skims repurchased the final stake in skk and by Kim
from Cody, giving Kim total control. Last month, skk and
(01:27):
by Kim officially announced at shutdown on its website. Kim's
play here, as reported by several outlets, is to unify clothing, cosmetics, skincare,
and fragrance under one label. She framed the transition as
learning from what worked and leaving behind what didn't, a
(01:48):
rare bit of corporate honesty in the beauty game. Recent
product news includes Skim's first ever beauty tool, the Seamless
Sculpt Face Wrap, which rolled out in July and in
me mediately picked up attention for its promise of a
snatched jawline look, though industry reactions have been mixed. Her
(02:09):
latest birthday also trended widely, with fans and family lighting
up Instagram and TikTok with tributes, memes, and vintage photos,
further cementing her place as both influencer and icon. For now,
all eyes are on what Skim's beauty will do, and
there is major anticipation for the return of those signature lipliners.
(02:32):
As Kim herself put it, We're going to bring back
what works and make it so major and so great.
And that is it for today. Make sure you hit
the subscribe button and never miss an update on Kim Kardashian.
Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet please production.
(02:53):
For more check out quite Please dot ai or search
the term biosnap wherever you listen.
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