Khloé Kardashian unveiled her new fragrance, Almost Always, with a glamorous photoshoot and an open interview with Elle, where she discussed fillers, surgery, and working out.
For the campaign, the reality star stunned in a satin lavender bustier corset and a dramatic floral crown, her look completed with purple-toned makeup, a soft nude lip, and long, flowing mermaid waves.
In another photo shared on Instagram, the mom of two wore a sheer lace purple gown featuring a daring thigh-high slit.
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Khloé Kardashian Debuts New Fragrance
She captioned the post with an empowering message: “You are not defined by the one time you couldn’t, you are shaped by the many times you did. Almost Always is enough.”
In her interview with the publication, she revealed, “It’s a wonderful fragrance with notes of lavender and magnolia, star jasmine, and orange blossom. I like to say [it has] a kiss of vanilla. I’m not a huge vanilla girl, but there is that very subtle vanilla essence.”
While Khloé has always been candid about her weight loss journey and cosmetic treatments, she also lightened the mood by playing a game of “F***, Marry, Kill,” where she hilariously ranked different beauty procedures, including fillers and Botox.
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"Kill filler. I’ve learned through experience, no bueno. Love a laser, so marry a laser. I love Botox too, but I would f*** Botox. Lasers I can do weekly, if you let me," the Good American mogul answered.
When it came to workouts, she revealed, "Weight training, I'm marrying. Kill cardio, and Pilates I will f***."
She also opened up about her thoughts on cosmetic surgeries, following her sister Kylie and mom Kris, who shared candid insights about their own procedures over the past year.
"If you’re comfortable with it, why not? I don’t think everyone needs to do that, but I love transparency. I was always very honest about my nose job, and I don’t know why that was surprising to people. It’s sort of obvious. What I don’t love is when people are like, 'Oh, I drink this juice for 30 days, and that’s how I look like this.' Just don’t say anything. I don’t think you need to, but don’t blame it on drinking gallons of water. But I love it, not in a judgy way. More from a 'give me your doctor’s number' type of way," she explained.
