Here’s a timeline of the Jenner sisters' most notable controversies so far.
She walked the catwalk for Marc Jacobs' fall collection in February 2014 dressed in another see-through shirt.
Kenny you are so dope to me!!!
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Congrats my baby!!!
#NYFW#MarcJacobs#ProudSis."
She also tweeted, “She’s too dope for you 2 understand!
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Yall would trade places with her in a second!
The hate is real!
#ModelLife #Simple.”
Twitter didn’t hold back.
Despite Kylie condemning the dangerous practice, she was blamed for starting the craze.
(Kylie was 17 and the rapper was 24 when they began appearing in social media images together.)
The couple is used to the haters, though.
They are now separated.
In the shoot, the model was dressed and made up as a ballerina.
I never said I knew ballet and I didn’t practice beforehand.
I just show up to domyjob!"
The commercial waswidely criticizedfor being tone deaf and trivializing movements like Black Lives Matter.
Due to the backlash, the spot was pulled just one day after it was released.
April 2017: Fyre Festival promotion
April certainly wasn’t the best month for Kendall.
Whenfestival-goers arrivedon a private island in the Bahamas, they found they’d been duped.
May 2017: KendallsVogueIndia cover
AnotherVogueshoot, another reason to get mad.
In the spring of this year, Kendall graced the cover ofVogueIndia.
However, the May issue’s release found people upset that a non-Indian model was taking the coveted spot.
Therefore, statistically, 90 percent of our covers are Indian!
And we are proud of that."
The publication added: “India has given the world so many beautiful faces to admire.
Two of the more talked-about T-shirts feature the faces of the late Tupac and Notorious B.I.G.
The tee shirts have been pulled from retail and all images have been removed.
