| The Skims Holiday 2026 campaign features Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner. Photographer Nadia Lee Cohen photographed the five sisters for the seasonal release. The Holiday Shop includes sleepwear, loungewear, underwear and gifts for families. Prices start at $14, with limited-edition products available. |
The Kardashian-Jenner sisters have come together for the Skims Holiday 2026 campaign, bringing a familiar celebrity family into a distinctly retro Christmas setting.
Led by Kim Kardashian, the campaign features Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner in photographs inspired by American holiday portraits from the 1960s and 1970s.
Photographed by Nadia Lee Cohen, the images place the sisters among decorated Christmas trees, vintage furniture and traditional seasonal ornaments. The result is a carefully constructed interpretation of family holiday photography, with a humorous contrast between ordinary domestic settings and celebrity fashion.
Kim also acknowledged the reunion on Instagram, sharing the images with the caption “Skimsmas w my sisters.”
Cohen’s photography is central to the campaign’s visual direction. Patterned wallpaper, thick carpeting, leather sofas and metallic Christmas decorations establish a setting associated with mid-century American homes.
The lighting and muted colours resemble older family photographs, while the sisters’ carefully arranged poses make the scenes feel intentionally artificial.
Some images show the women relaxing on vintage furniture, while Kim appears alongside Santa Claus wearing festive intimates.
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Rather than presenting a conventional Christmas advertisement, the photography draws attention to the unusual combination of nostalgic interiors, contemporary clothing and a widely recognised family.
The approach also gives the collection a clear visual identity without relying entirely on individual product images.
Beyond the celebrity photographs, the Holiday Shop introduces seasonal versions of several established Skims designs.
Sleepwear is a major category, with Fair Isle patterns, Christmas graphics and soft fabrics appearing throughout the assortment. Cotton, waffle textures and plush pointelle provide different options for colder evenings.
Among the featured pieces are the Sleep Long Sleeve Button Up Set, the Henley & Legging Sleep Set and the Plush Pointelle Henley & Legging Sleep Set.
The Waffle Henley Dress offers an alternative to matching pyjama separates.
For underwear, the Fits Everybody Lace Bralette & Boyshort and Micro Triangle Bralette & Skirt receive festive updates through seasonal prints.
Menswear is represented by the Flannel Sleep Set and Flannel Branded Sleep Pant, extending the collection beyond women’s clothing.
Skims has also expanded its seasonal assortment with accessories and gifts intended for different age groups.
The 12-Day Advent Calendar is one of the more distinctive additions. The Jenny Patinkin x Skims Cryo Glow Globes introduce a skincare accessory, while faux fur slippers shaped around deer and puppy designs provide more playful options.
Blankets, children’s pyjamas, a baby onesie and a pet sweater complete the broader family offering.
With entry prices starting at $14, the collection covers smaller seasonal purchases alongside coordinated clothing sets. Prices vary depending on the product.
The campaign also reflects the importance of family imagery within the Kardashian-Jenner public identity.
Kim Kardashian, who co-founded Skims and serves as its Chief Creative Officer, has described the holidays as a particularly meaningful time for her family.
Bringing all five sisters together allows the company to connect its seasonal clothing with an existing association between the family and elaborate Christmas celebrations.
For shoppers, the collection offers familiar Skims silhouettes in temporary colours and prints. For fashion observers, Cohen’s photography provides the more interesting element: a deliberately staged interpretation of holiday nostalgia that avoids presenting Christmas entirely through conventional sentiment.
The Skims Holiday 2026 campaign ultimately brings together celebrity visibility, vintage styling and practical seasonal clothing. Its strongest feature is the contrast between the sisters’ contemporary image and the traditional family portraits that inspired the photographs.