Kim Kardashian Finally Responds to 'Kimono' Shapewear Backlash: 'The Name Is a Nod to the Beauty of A Garment'
Kim Kardashian has replied to all the backlash she’s received over the “Kimono” shapewear line. People found it rather disrespectful for her to pick a traditional Japanese outfit name for her inner wear line. However, some people don’t find this a big deal. The audience has not yet reacted to Kim’s statement on the matter.
Kim Kardashian has replied to all the backlash she’s received over the “Kimono” shapewear line. The internet was sending hate to Kim after she used the name “kimono” for her shapewear line for the reason that it contains “Kim” in it. People found it rather disrespectful for her to pick a traditional Japanese outfit name for her inner wear line. However, some people don’t find this a big deal. Kim Kardashian Trademarks ‘Kimono’ Shapewear, Faces Backlash for ’Butchering Japanese Culture…We Saw It Coming.
Kim Kardashian has given a statement to The New York Times, after she received backlash. Her statement reads, “I understand and have deep respect for the significance of the kimono in Japanese culture and have no plans to design or release any garments that would in any way resemble or dishonor the traditional garment. I made the decision to name my company Kimono, not to disassociate the word from its Japanese roots but as a nod to the beauty and detail that goes into a garment. Filing a trademark is a source identifier that will allow me to use the word for my shapewear and intimates line but does not preclude or restrict anyone, in this instance, from making kimonos or using the word kimono in reference to the traditional garment. My solutionwear brand is built with inclusivity and diversity at its core and I’m incredibly proud of what’s to come.” Khloe Kardashian Birthday Special: Top Seven Instagram Posts of American Socialite.
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The audience has not yet reacted to Kim’s statement on the matter. The literal meaning of kimono used to be “a thing to wear” but over the years the meaning has changed officially to “a Japanese traditional garment”. Hence, it evoked mixed reactions from people everywhere. However, it’s still widely known as Japanese traditional wear and she should’ve been more careful with the name.
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