Kim Kardashian - Page 7 (2024)

Most Styles-ish

At an event where fashion is the focus, these ensembles stood out more than most.

By The Styles Desk

Viewers online immediately took notice of the cinched waistline.

By Vanessa Friedman

It’s not that easy to tell fake Donald Judd furniture from the real thing. See if you can do a better job than Kim Kardashian.

By Anna Kodé

Ex-boyfriends may be alluded to. Travis Kelce, too, fans believe. And some actual poets.

By Madison Malone Kircher

Mucho antes de que las Kardashian se convirtieran en una atracción estelar en los programas de telerrealidad, el nombre de la familia saltó a la fama por primera vez cuando Simpson estaba en juicio.

By Jacob Bernstein

Long before the Kardashians became a star attraction on reality television, the family name first came to prominence when Mr. Simpson, the former N.F.L. star, was on trial.

By Jacob Bernstein

In a promotional video, the reality star said her office furniture was designed by Judd, the minimalist artist. His foundation says otherwise in a new lawsuit.

By Zachary Small

The streaming service announced a multiyear agreement that will make “The Joe Rogan Experience” available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and more.

By Reggie Ugwu

Fashion Chatter

And so does Patricia Field. Plus, Zac Posen creates high-society costumes, a tutu sells for $52,000 and a fashion curator gets knighted.

By Ruth La Ferla

Jessica Grose

I didn’t realize my wonky eyebrows were so dear to me until they were gone.

By Jessica Grose

After 14 years, a new interview suggests this dispute may keep giving us new chapters.

By Victor Mather

Las personas compran Skims, la marca de ropa interior de la celebridad, para lucirlas. Con su nueva colaboración con Swarovski, tendrán una manera aún más deslumbrante de hacerlo.

By Vanessa Friedman

Kim Kardashian’s Skims hooks up with Swarovski to bedazzle the body.

By Vanessa Friedman

Kim Kardashian hosted the shunned socialite to her birthday party, then posted the photos for her 364 million followers.

By Annie Karni

In this sequel, the canine gang faces Taraji P. Henson’s villain who sends a dangerous meteor toward Earth. And, yes, Kim Kardashian returns too.

By Claire Shaffer

Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to the White House.

By Natasha Frost

Reporter’s Notebook

In her debut on Wednesday night, Kardashian seemed to treat the series with the same unblinking resolve she applies to any business venture.

By Alexis Soloski

The fashion world has long been fascinated with the natural world, but the love affair poses one major challenge: how to create the (convincing) illusion of wetness.

By Erica Jean

We examined the daily activity of Ellen DeGeneres, Wiz Khalifa, Selena Gomez and others among Twitter’s most-followed to deduce if Threads has staying power.

By Yiwen Lu

As the apparel company prepares to expand into physical stores and men’s clothing, its latest funding round may spur questions about when it intends to go public.

By Michael J. de la Merced

Nonfiction

In a breezy new history of personal branding, Tara Isabella Burton comes face to face with Oscar Wilde, Frederick Douglass, Kim Kardashian and more.

By Alexandra Jacobs

Some women are saying “I would” to Kim Kardashian’s newest collection for her shapewear brand, which features something new and blue (and, of course, white).

By Sadiba Hasan

Recent investigations have cast doubt on his conviction for arranging the 1997 murder of a motel owner. His execution is scheduled for next month.

By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs

The Playlist

Hear tracks by Kaytraminé, Blondshell, Yaeji and others.

By Jon Pareles,Jon Caramanica and Lindsay Zoladz

Remember Madonna’s look for “Like a Virgin”? Well, it’s back.

By Tanya Dukes

Female stars ruled the night at the Baby2Baby gala, which brought in donations of more than $10 million in service of families in poverty.

By Katherine Rosman

DealBook Newsletter

A court decision to delay a trial over the billionaire’s takeover bid for Twitter works in his favor as he plots his next steps.

By Andrew Ross Sorkin,Bernhard Warner,Vivian Giang,Sarah Kessler,Stephen Gandel,Michael J. de la Merced,Lauren Hirsch and Ephrat Livni

DealBook Newsletter

Also, a group of regulators put together after the financial crisis weighs on how risky digital currencies are to the economy.

By Andrew Ross Sorkin,Bernhard Warner,Vivian Giang,Sarah Kessler,Stephen Gandel,Michael J. de la Merced,Lauren Hirsch and Ephrat Livni

The S.E.C. said Ms. Kardashian had not disclosed she had been paid to promote a crypto token sold by EthereumMax.

By Matthew Goldstein

DealBook Newsletter

Shares in the troubled Swiss banking giant sunk on Monday as investors worry it may not pull off a risky turnaround plan.

By Andrew Ross Sorkin,Bernhard Warner,Vivian Giang,Sarah Kessler,Stephen Gandel,Michael J. de la Merced,Lauren Hirsch and Ephrat Livni

DealBook Newsletter

The world’s largest money manager fired off a letter to attorneys general in 19 states rebutting claims about its position on climate-minded investing.

By Andrew Ross Sorkin,Vivian Giang,Stephen Gandel,Bernhard Warner,Michael J. de la Merced,Lauren Hirsch and Ephrat Livni

Chef K has worked with some of the biggest celebrities. Now she’s taking center stage.

By Allie Jones

DealBook Newsletter

West Virginia’s banning of five big Wall Street banks for doing business with the state is yet another step toward a politicized world of red brands and blue brands.

By Andrew Ross Sorkin,Vivian Giang,Stephen Gandel,Lauren Hirsch,Ephrat Livni and Jenny Gross

Celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian were among the upset users who said the updates made the app too much like TikTok.

By Kalley Huang and Mike Isaac

Meta is meeting backlash for changes that make some of its platforms act more like TikTok.

By Kalley Huang

As the public figure resurrects her slu*tWalk (and releases a rap single), she’s looking to cast off the labels of her past.

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! said the garment was already fraying before Kim Kardashian wore it to the Met Gala. And everything else you need to know about the continuing drama.

By Vanessa Friedman

The nine-step beauty regimen mirrors her elaborate daily routine.

By Rachel Strugatz

Logan Paul, Paul Pierce and other celebrities have promoted risky and obscure digital currencies, sometimes failing to mention their conflicts of interest.

By David Yaffe-Bellany

When the comedian Pete Davidson, a passionate ambassador for the borough, takes the starlet out for pizza there, fans follow.

By Alyson Krueger

Screenland

The cherished pastime of critiquing celebrities’ red-carpet looks meets a new wrinkle.

By B.D. McClay

Look again

An interesting event to choose to make an entrance.

By Vanessa Friedman

Fashion review

In the show of the season, the brand takes on the war in Ukraine. Valentino embraces love. And Givenchy buckles down.

By Vanessa Friedman

The artist now known as Ye has vacillated between begging Kim Kardashian to take him back and publicly criticizing her — all while briefly dating someone new.

By Gina Cherelus

Two years ago, the rapper set into motion a plan to turn Cody, Wyo., into a factory town for his company. Now, he may be saying goodbye to all that.

By Jonah E. Bromwich

Kardashian West hosted an episode featuring the musical guest Halsey and a parade of celebrity cameos that included John Cena, Chris Rock and Amy Schumer.

By Dave Itzkoff

Kim Kardashian West’s shapewear company will also be providing loungewear and sleepwear for Team U.S.A.

By Anna P. Kambhampaty

DealBook Newsletter

A richly valued fundraising deal cements Kim Kardashian’s billionaire status.

By Andrew Ross Sorkin,Jason Karaian,Sarah Kessler,Michael J. de la Merced,Lauren Hirsch and Ephrat Livni

Her shapewear company, Skims, is now valued at $1.6 billion, even as shoppers shifted to looser-fitting clothes during lockdowns.

By Michael J. de la Merced

Laura Wasser cobra 950 dólares la hora, inspiró al personaje de Laura Dern en Historia de un matrimonio y dice que no volverá a casarse.

By Ruth La Ferla

A Hollywood divorce lawyer with lots of practice.

By Ruth La Ferla

A tumultuous seven-year marriage lived largely in the spotlight.

By Michael Levenson,Evan Nicole Brown and Ben Sisario

Despite a high-profile clemency campaign by allies of President Trump, the administration executed Brandon Bernard by lethal injection for his role in the 1999 crime.

By Hailey Fuchs

The reality show shaped not only TV but celebrity, beauty and entrepreneurship.

By The Styles Desk

Kim Kardashian West alerted fans in an Instagram post that her family will “say goodbye” to the popular reality show after 20 seasons.

By Allyson Waller and Azi Paybarah

The president, who previously commuted her sentence, said he saw her in the audience as he accepted the nomination for a second term and decided to elevate his action to a full pardon.

By Peter Baker

In two years, the reality TV star has become a force in criminal justice, all while continuing to sell body-sculpting undergarments and plugging diet products on Instagram.

By Elizabeth A. Harris

As her shapewear company, Skims, grows, the mogul is getting what she wants —and getting comfortable.

By Jessica Testa

THE DECADE IN CULTURE

In the 2010s, celebrity culture was domesticated by a free photo sharing app, and the paparazzi were left stranded on the pavement.

By Amanda Hess

TimesVideo

Kim Kardashian West and Kris Jenner discussed the rise of their multimedia empire at The New York Times DealBook Conference with Andrew Ross Sorkin. Kanye West was in attendance as well.

By The New York Times

Highlights from yesterday’s DealBook conference, which featured some of the biggest newsmakers in business and policy.

Candid talk about the multipronged Kardashian family business, from Wednesday at The New York Times DealBook Conference.

By The Styles Desk

Celebrities including Kim Kardashian West have taken up the cause of the Texas death row inmate.

By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs

Some of the biggest newsmakers at the intersection of business and policy will join us onstage for candid conversations about hot-button issues.

America’s most important business leaders provide insights on the hot-button issues of our time.

Andrew Ross Sorkin hosts a series of discussions with some of the biggest newsmakers at the intersection of business and policy at this year’s event.

The platform can create a path to success for many young women. Scammers and abusers know it.

By Vanessa Friedman and Jonah Engel Bromwich

An international incident over Ms. Kardashian West’s Kimono trademark ends ... or does it?

By Jonah E. Bromwich

She responds to accusations of cultural appropriation: “I understand and have deep respect for the significance of the kimono in Japanese culture.”

By Vanessa Friedman

It remains to be seen how President Trump can capitalize on his support for the First Step Act, as his advisers have told him to do, to appeal to African-American and moderate white voters.

By Annie Karni and Maggie Haberman