Can you feel it?
In case you didn’t pick up the vibrations from their vocal fry, the youngest scions of the Kardashian/Jenner empire have reached Australian shores.
Kylie Jenner, 18, and her supermodel sister Kendall, 20, are in town to promote their new range of clothing with local fast fashion store Forever New.
They’ve only been here a day but they’ve already pissed off magazine editors, had eggs hurled at them and taken the requisite 7,000 Harbour Bridge selfies.
The first item on their Sydney schedule was to host a luncheon for local media at a Rose Bay eatery yesterday.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, editors of glossy fashion mags such as Harper’s Bazaar, Elle and Marie Claire were instructed not to take pictures of the girls at table.
Said editors complied, begrudgingly, because they are very important too — but mostly because the girls were a no-show for more than 90 minutes.
Ain’t nobody got time for that, particularly not Jackie Frank, the editor of Marie Claire who is a notorious whirl of activity. She left the restaurant before the Jenner sisters deigned to arrive.
The closest she got to the mega-famous Jenners was a David Bromley portrait of the sisters smiling smugly from the wall.
When the girls did finally arrive by boat, it was totally worth it, because they made insightful remarks and proved themselves to be utterly charming and delightful company.
Top Comments
Please don't visit me!
Why? All they know about Australia is that we are a potential market. And I think that making your hosts wait is incredibly rude.