Have We Reached Kardashian Saturation? Now Mom Kris Kardashian-Jenner's Has Her Own Line for QVC--Take A Look

Just what the world needs: Another Kardashian clothing line. Mother Kris, who recently hyphenated her last name to include Kardashian, is launching a line with QVC this fall. The Kris Jenner Kollection (yes, it's really called that) will include such staples from Kris' wardrobe as black leggings, white button-downs and black blazers--all of which the Kardashian matriarch frequently sports on her family's popular reality TV show. The line will launch on QVC's live New York Fashion Week broadcast on Sept. 8, and, like a true self-promoting Kardashian, Kris will promote her kollection by wearing it throughout the new season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and tweeting about it. The pieces will range from $35 to $140, and while we could live without the zippered leggings (seriously, why does every celebrity line have to have them? ahem, Lohan) there are a few pieces from the line that actually kind of work, like the sleeveless Tuxedo dress, shown in the look book. Besides being at war with the letter C, Kris Kardashian-Jenner revealed to WWD that she has some other rather lofty goals:
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