NikeSKIMS, the joint venture between the behemoth sports apparel company and Kim Kardashians’ clothing brand, is here. The inaugural line was announced Monday morning and will officially go on sale Sept.

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Sha'Carri Richardson's off-track issues aren't hurting her marketability -- the track star is one of the faces of Kim Kardashian's new Skims campaign with Nike ... just months after she

After several delays, Nike’s ( NYSE: NKE) first product offering with Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS will debut on September 26 with seven collections and 58 silhouettes, available on Nike and SKIMS’ websites and select retail locations.