Wait, What? Sears Sells Lingerie?

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By now you’ve all heard the Kardashian Kollection will make its debut this week at Sears. We’ve shared our opinion on Sears’ choice to saddle up with the Kardashian ladies already so we won’t rehash that here. But at Adrants it’s our duty to bring you every last story detail…especially when it involves lingerie. So with that thought in mind, we give you Kim, Khloe and Kourtney modeling lingerie from their Kollection.

But seriously. Lingerie from Sears? Really? This is the store at which you picture your mother or grandmother shopping for a few pairs of high-waisted, full coverage underwear synonymous with the antithesis of sex appeal. We’re really having trouble wrapping our head around this whole Sears/Kardashian thing. Then again, if your a dying brand, you’ll try just about anything to survive. And can we really blame a brand for that?

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