#skims

#skims

You've probably heard of the British Entrepreneur Emma Grede because of Skims, the $4 billion shapewear company she runs with Kim Kardashian. She's also invested in other brands with the family, such as the cleaning products company Safely and Kylie Jenner's clothing line, Khy. And the growing empire can all be traced back to one phone call she made to Kris Jenner that changed everything.

These past few years, style savants have taken to showing theirs off, whether under see-through fabrics or skipping traditional clothes altogether, instead substituting boudoir options for tops or pants. Fashion's trendsetters, however, took lingerie dressing a step further. Rihanna, for example, matched her cheeky thong to her shoes, and Elsa Hosk turned her striped co-ords into a three-piece set by wearing a bra in the same pattern. Julia Fox, meanwhile, took the beauty route and matched her brassiere to the shade of her lipstick.

"Unveiling such a luxurious collection with Roberto Cavalli is incredibly exciting. This partnership merges both brands’ strengths to celebrate unique beauty and curves."

When somebody talks to me about their work-life balance in an interview process, I'm like, 'Something is wrong with you,' Grede told Bartlett, calling it a red flag to bring up in a job interview.