Kardashian Sisters Pose with Santa for SKIMS Holiday Campaign

The Kardashian-Jenner sisters are embracing the holiday spirit with Kim Kardashian's latest SKIMS campaign, which features the siblings posing with Santa Claus. The collection, set to launch on October 29, includes a range of festive loungewear and lingerie.

Kim Kardashian, 46, shared the campaign images on social media, showcasing her sisters Kylie Jenner, Kendall Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, and Khloe Kardashian. The photoshoot, captured by Nadia Lee Cohen, took place in a retro-themed home adorned with Christmas trees, wrapped gifts, and a fireplace.

Kylie Jenner, 29, was photographed in a plaid bralette and matching mini skirt, priced at $38 and $88 respectively. She styled her hair in pigtails and accessorized with white stockings and heels. Kendall Jenner, 30, donned a $38 plaid bra and $20 thong panties, completing her look with eyeglasses and vintage curls.

Kim Kardashian herself modeled a $108 low-cut dress with a reindeer print, paired with stockings and a garter belt. She was also pictured in $98 long-sleeve pink pajamas, resting her head on Santa's lap, and in a $128 Henley legging set while opening a gift.

Kourtney Kardashian, 47, appeared in a $64 pair of red leggings and a matching $58 long-sleeve top, accessorized with red pumps. Khloe Kardashian, 42, was seen relaxing on a leather couch in a $128 henley and legging sleep set.

Kim Kardashian captioned the post on Instagram, "Skimsmas w my sisters." The SKIMS Holiday Shop collection is scheduled to be released on October 29.

The campaign has garnered mixed reactions online. While some praised the "very vintage Christmas" aesthetic, others found the imagery to be "eerie" or reminiscent of "Soviet times." One user compared Kylie Jenner's pose to "my sims waiting for a command."

This is not the first time Kim Kardashian's SKIMS campaigns have drawn attention. In 2024, she faced criticism for a campaign featuring Kate Hudson and her family during a tense U.S. presidential election period, with some deeming it "out of touch" and "insensitive."