The contemporary line is full of dresses and tops, but includes jeans, jumpsuits and trench coats, as well as swimsuits and cover-ups, manufactured by 3072541 Canada Inc. Kendall + Kylie will also launch a shoe collection manufactured by Marc Fisher Footwear.
The line combines Kendall’s more classic, feminine style and Kylie’s more edgy street style, in mostly black and white with pale pink and blue accents.
There are Sixties-inspired Neoprene lace-up shifts, silk blouses, a chambray off-the-shoulder top and matching skirt embellished with white eyelet embroidery, a gingham silk shantung top and matching cropped pants, and a myriad of knit crop top and skirt sets. Most of the solid black and white pieces are full of texture and detail, such as back-cut outs, mixing mesh and lace with jersey and crepe and French seams on the inside of a washed silk trench or sleeveless tuxedo-style dress.
Tops will wholesale between $35 and $55, bottoms between $30 and $50, dresses between $65 and $75, top and skirt sets between $75 and $95, and jackets between $75 and $105. Materials range from silk charmeuse to twill and lambskin.
“Designing is something that we’ve always wanted to do, and I think it’s really cool to kind of step back and put the looks together and be a part of the shoot when it’s a different model modeling it and actually being the creative person behind it,” said Kendall. “And to make it more about the clothes,” added Kylie.
Kendall + Kylie’s target retailers include high-end departments stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale’s and Nordstrom as well as Shopbop.com and Revolve.com.
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