Kendall and Kylie Jenner
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How is this printed in love magazine? her face looks bored AF
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Yeah, trendsetters they most certainly aren't. They jump on an already current trend and ride that ish into the ground. Kim recently snapped a pic of her with pierced nails, and people were like "Omg, pierced nails...Kim introduces a new trend" Chicks were doing that ish in the 90s, it's not new; only difference is back then it was ghetto and now it's oh so cute and like, trendy
Good thing she pierced those nipples or we wouldn't know she had boobs.
Kylie Jenner got a "Thank you, no" to her attempt to trademark the name, "Kylie"
Kylie Minogue beats Kylie Jenner in battle to trademark name
The Kardashian/Jenner clan may have infiltrated many parts of society - television, politics, apps, music, clothes and beauty - but they will not take ownership of names too. Isn't that right, Kylie Minogue?
The Australian pop queen, 48, has successfully blocked Kylie Jenner, 19 and the youngest of Kim Kardashian West's sisters, from trademarking the name "Kylie".
n 2014, The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star made an attempt to use "Kylie" as her brand, mostly made up of lip liners from her hugely successful beauty range, but Minogue was not having it.
According to the Mail on Sunday, Minogue's lawyers sent the US Patent and Trademark Office a legal letter detailing the reasons why the trademark should not be granted.
It dubbed Jenner as "a secondary reality television personality" (BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA) and Minogue as an "internationally-renowned performing artist, humanitarian and breast cancer activist known to the world simply as Kylie".
The US Patent Office has sided with Minogue, but Jenner is said to be planning an appeal.
http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/cel...battle-to-trademark-name-20170206-gu708v.html
My response?
Kylie Minogue beats Kylie Jenner in battle to trademark name
The Kardashian/Jenner clan may have infiltrated many parts of society - television, politics, apps, music, clothes and beauty - but they will not take ownership of names too. Isn't that right, Kylie Minogue?
The Australian pop queen, 48, has successfully blocked Kylie Jenner, 19 and the youngest of Kim Kardashian West's sisters, from trademarking the name "Kylie".
n 2014, The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star made an attempt to use "Kylie" as her brand, mostly made up of lip liners from her hugely successful beauty range, but Minogue was not having it.
According to the Mail on Sunday, Minogue's lawyers sent the US Patent and Trademark Office a legal letter detailing the reasons why the trademark should not be granted.
It dubbed Jenner as "a secondary reality television personality" (BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA) and Minogue as an "internationally-renowned performing artist, humanitarian and breast cancer activist known to the world simply as Kylie".
The US Patent Office has sided with Minogue, but Jenner is said to be planning an appeal.
http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/cel...battle-to-trademark-name-20170206-gu708v.html
My response?
Kylie Jenner got a "Thank you, no" to her attempt to trademark the name, "Kylie"
Kylie Minogue beats Kylie Jenner in battle to trademark name
The Kardashian/Jenner clan may have infiltrated many parts of society - television, politics, apps, music, clothes and beauty - but they will not take ownership of names too. Isn't that right, Kylie Minogue?
The Australian pop queen, 48, has successfully blocked Kylie Jenner, 19 and the youngest of Kim Kardashian West's sisters, from trademarking the name "Kylie".
n 2014, The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star made an attempt to use "Kylie" as her brand, mostly made up of lip liners from her hugely successful beauty range, but Minogue was not having it.
According to the Mail on Sunday, Minogue's lawyers sent the US Patent and Trademark Office a legal letter detailing the reasons why the trademark should not be granted.
It dubbed Jenner as "a secondary reality television personality" (BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA) and Minogue as an "internationally-renowned performing artist, humanitarian and breast cancer activist known to the world simply as Kylie".
The US Patent Office has sided with Minogue, but Jenner is said to be planning an appeal.
http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/cel...battle-to-trademark-name-20170206-gu708v.html
My response?
Wow Kylie M is savage AF, good for her! If Kylie J is a secondary reality tv personality, does that mean Kim K is the primary?
Did I actually give you permission to leave the corner? Well, did I?
Umm yes she is. Also a breast cancer survivor.
She headed up the Target targets breast cancer campaign. She also supports Breast Cancer Haven, The Women's Cancer Research Fund and the UK Breast cancer campaign.
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i heard about it but never heard anything else about her activism, good for her if she is involved (fellow survivor here)
Kylie Jenner got a "Thank you, no" to her attempt to trademark the name, "Kylie"
Kylie Minogue beats Kylie Jenner in battle to trademark name
The Kardashian/Jenner clan may have infiltrated many parts of society - television, politics, apps, music, clothes and beauty - but they will not take ownership of names too. Isn't that right, Kylie Minogue?
The Australian pop queen, 48, has successfully blocked Kylie Jenner, 19 and the youngest of Kim Kardashian West's sisters, from trademarking the name "Kylie".
n 2014, The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star made an attempt to use "Kylie" as her brand, mostly made up of lip liners from her hugely successful beauty range, but Minogue was not having it.
According to the Mail on Sunday, Minogue's lawyers sent the US Patent and Trademark Office a legal letter detailing the reasons why the trademark should not be granted.
It dubbed Jenner as "a secondary reality television personality" (BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA) and Minogue as an "internationally-renowned performing artist, humanitarian and breast cancer activist known to the world simply as Kylie".
The US Patent Office has sided with Minogue, but Jenner is said to be planning an appeal.
http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/cel...battle-to-trademark-name-20170206-gu708v.html
My response?
Bye b*tch! lol
