Kardashian Kollection

Those prolific Kardashian sisters are at it again with a new kollection of eyewear, and this time... they're made of GOLD.

And Terry Richardson photographed the campaign.

It seems the Kardashians and Karl Lagerfeld may now have more in common than their infatuation with incorporating excessive "K's" into their branding language.

Helena Bonham Carter, 47, looks positively ageless on Vogue UK's July 2013 issue--quite fitting for the glossy's 'Ageless Style' issue. {Vogue UK} She & Him, ie Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward's folksy band, has teamed up with Rad Nails on limited edition nail decals. We're a little bit dying at the thought of M. Ward getting into nail art--but these are pretty cute. {SheFinds} Beyonce and Gisele aren't the only ones who don't want to be Photoshopped. Victoria's Secret Angel Lily Aldridge reveals how she hates having her tooth gap removed in photos, and claims Photoshop "takes away the natural beauty of a person." {HuffPo} Kaiser Karl is out for world domination, with plans to launch five new Karl Lagerfeld stores in his native Germany and several more in China. {WWD, Subscription required.}

Earlier this week, news broke that the Kardashian Kollection, sold stateside at Sears, would be krossing the pond courtesy of Sir Phillip Green and hi

Out of all the things the Kardashians have designed, swimwear is probably the one that makes the most sense--and needless to say the "designers" man

Kardashians Pose Kasually in Lingerie Ad: Here's the first campaign image from the K-Klan's Intimates kollection at Sears, featuring Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney doing their best sexy-faces in an elaborate doorway wearing stilettos, thigh highs, and not much else -- unless you're counting the liters of hairspray, fake tan, and frosted lipstick that also went into the styling. Those Kardashians... they just keep getting klassier. {E! Online} Ted Baker Luring Customers in With Instagram: This Saturday (3/17), customers of the UK label will be treated to in-store photobooth portraits courtesy of Instagram-- which will then be forwarded to human artists who will reinterpret the pics that inspire them most. The promotion is further proof that everything looks better as an Instagram, and will hopefully inspire someone to create glasses that allow one to view life in Valencia. Valencia's my filter. {Mashable} Karl Lagerfeld's NYC Apartment is Still For Sale, Has Creepy Mannequin: The Kaiser's Gramercy Park pad is still for sale at $5.2 million-- which may sound a bit steep, until you've seen these shots of the gorgeous (and enormous, by Manhattan standards) interior. Though it's been widely assumed that he has never actually resided in this most spacious of spaces, it's really fun to think about Karl going to sleep with a creepy, giant, headless mannequin form watching over him. {Curbed}

Yesterday, we reported that Skechers could pay up to $75 Million for claiming that their Shape-up shoes would "tone" and strengthen legs and butt. It wasn't exactly surprising and turned out to be yet another addition to the list of shady products that Kim Kardashian has tied her name to. Based solely on her business dealings, the girl has a seriously bad habit of lending her name to scams, counterfeits and other dubious business going-ons. Of course, her 72-day marriage and rampant overexposure don't exactly help her case for business integrity. We did some digging and found out that, in total, Kim's name has been attached to at least nine shady business deals over the past couple of years. From lying about sponsored tweets to kopykat issues, click through for a look back at Kim's shadiest endorsements.

Say what you will about Kim Kardashian, but the girl shows up for work. She touched down in Sydney yesterday with sis Khloe to promote the launch of

The Kardashian sisters officially launched their Kardashian Kollection for Sears at their campaign photographer Annie Liebovitz's studio in the meatpacking district Tuesday night. And while I, and most of the guests at the press preview, had gotten soaked through thanks to an unending downpour, Kim, Kourtney and Khloe looked impeccably coiffed and, yes, chic in their Sears' togs--not to mention enviably dry. Since the Kardashians are a family that sticks together, mama Kris was there too--looking super hot in that black polka-dot sheer Stella McCartney--and so was Kourtney's beau Scott Disick. The sisters were on publicist lock-down and not talking to any reporters (save the NYT, sad face), so we happily chatted with Bruno Schiavi--the designer who worked with the sisters to produce their Sears collection. Kim, Kourtney and Khloe might be sisters by they've got different styles. "Kim's Hollywood, Kourtney's the bohemian and Khloe's the rocker," Schiavi explained, "and we tried to blend them together." And it seems they blend well. Even though the collection has only been on Sears' shelves for less than a week, items from the collection have already sold out--before the official launch.

The bag on the left is Botkier's 'Trigger Clyde,' which debuted in Fall 2009. The bag on the right is from Sears' Kardashian Kollection, which hit stores this week. See the problem? Botkier certainly does. The contemporary womenswear brand, which launched in 2004, took to their blog to vent: "We just discovered how our Botkier ‘Clyde’ was simply copied by Kardashian Kollection for Sears. They say imitation is the highest form of flattery but we don’t think so…"