In February 2013, the young affordable women’s line will be available online and in stores, which created by little sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner, who partnered with PacSun.
Kendall & Kylie Jenner, Majestic Mills Clothing Line
On Wednesday, at the photo shoot for the collection in Malibu, Kylie told PEOPLE that “Everyone always talks about how much they love our style, so we took some of our favorite pieces from our closets and made them our own.”
Many of the personal wardrobe staples are included in the stylish sisters’ line, which include dresses, crop tops, stretch pants and collared shirts.
Kendall said that “I’m really happy with how everything turned out, so I can’t wait for everyone to see it.”
Between the siblings, the process of making the collection was of course, not without few spats.
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Kylie told that “There were definitely some little fights. Some pieces Kendall really liked that I didn’t like, but I think that’s what makes the line cool. People can have variety.”
For the advice in the collection, the girls didn’t go to their big sisters Kourtney, Kim and Khloé. Kendall explained that “We didn’t really want any … we wanted it to be more of me and her thing.” But still the both sisters are inspired by their big sisters. Kylie told that “They all have such different style, but I love it.”
Apart from the additional fashion icons Mary Kate and Ashley Oslen, and Miley Cyrus, Blake Lively was preferred by Kendall.
The younger siblings observe the success of the Kardashians, which in the first place made them, to launch their own fashion line. Kendall said that “Watching our sisters go through the process was really cool and inspiring.”
Someday, both the sisters Kendall and Kylie, due to great inspiration from big sisters, hope to grow their fashion empire.
