Kim Kardashian West has responded to the accusations of cultural appropriation against her new shapewear line Kimono: “[I] have no plans to design or release any garments that would in any way resemble or dishonor the traditional garment.'
has responded to all the backlash and accusations of cultural appropriation she's received for naming her new shapewear line Kimono.
In addition to naming her company after the traditional Japanese garment, Kardashian West, according toThe New York Times
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