Kim Kardashian's collaboration with Skims and North Face includes $1,200 ski sets

In the world of fashion, it’s no longer enough to just have the latest trendy bag or viral Designer sneakers. The true proof of a person’s reputation lies in their archival collection. Celebrities like to be on the red carpet Zendaya and Kim Kardashian have made a habit of attracting desirable people Vintage creations from the archives of luxurious fashion houses – the rarer the better.

Kardashian, in particular, has a knack for sourcing clothing items worn by famous historical figures, such as Princess DianaNicole Brown Simpson and the controversy Marilyn Monroe dresswhat she Worn to the Met Gala 2023. Even you has a special warehouse is dedicated to preserving her vintage pieces. Although Kardashian owns her own fashion brand that produces new clothing, she brings her love of vintage to Skim’s latest collection.

Today, December 5th, the loungewear and lingerie brand announced its second collaboration of the holiday season: The North Face x Skims. After the sellout Dolce & Gabbana linethat just fell two weeks ago, that Kardashians star has confirmed that a new ski collection is on the way. According to a press release, the drop will feature “archival styles from The North Face reimagined with Skims’ innovative fit and signature color palette” — for the uninitiated, that means puffer coats in a range of saturated neutral hues.

The SKIMS x The North Face collection includes puffer coats and ski accessories in neutral colors — A little taste of the collaboration between Skims and North Face.

“This is Skim’s first foray into the world of winterwear and partnering with The North Face allowed us to leverage their expertise in the category. “The collection is a combination of functional and flattering clothing solutions for the season,” Kardashian said in a statement.

Although Skims typically offers sizes up to 4X, this collection – which includes athleisure basics as well as ski suits and accessories – will only be available in sizes XXS-3X. Prices are also well above average, with items ranging from $60 to $1,200 – a drastic change from Skim’s mostly sub-$100 business model.

Starting December 10th, the full range of styles will be available at several luxury retailers including SSENSE, Highsnobiety and Luisa via Roma, in addition to the SKIMS website. Have fun skiing!