Kim Kardashian showcased her underwear in a sheer blue dress while discussing the remarkable growth of her $4 billion Skims empire during a cover shoot for the Financial Times. In the interview, she highlighted how her role as the face of the brand has contributed to its global success, emphasizing the strategic decisions and marketing efforts that have propelled Skims into the spotlight.
In the forthcoming edition, set to be released this weekend, the 43-year-old business mogul delves into how she transformed SKIMS into a $4 billion success. As the face of the brand, Kim Kardashian has successfully established her shapewear line as a global empire since its inception in 2019.
Kim expressed her hands-on role in the brand, stating, “I handle all the visuals, all the ideas, fabrics, fits. I’m the face of this brand.” She looked sensational while modeling her popular shapewear under a figure-hugging SKIMS dress.
In the bold photoshoot, Kim Kardashian showcased her ample cleavage and washboard abs while posing against a table of newspapers. Teasing the upcoming edition, HTSI wrote on Instagram: “Five years after founding @skims, @kimkardashian is sitting on a retail empire with a $4bn market valuation.” The cover story features Kim discussing how she is shaping a new generation of shoppers.
Thanks to her business success, Kim’s personal net worth has skyrocketed to $1.7 billion, a significant increase from the $11 million valuation when Keeping Up With The Kardashians premiered in 2007. Initially, much of her wealth came from her 14-year stint on the reality show, where she earned around $4.5 million per season as both executive producer and star.
Additionally, Kim’s wealth grew with ventures like the mobile game app Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, which generated $1.6 million in its first five days, and her Kimojis launched in 2015. A substantial portion of her fortune also came from her KKW Beauty company.
