Kim Kardashian Unveils 2011 Kardashian Christmas Card

Kim Kardashian released a picture of her Jenner/Kardashian Christmas card for 2011. The Kardashians have become known over the years for their extravagant Christmas cards and this year is no different…albeit Kris Humphries was in and out before the festivities!

The obvious standout in the shoot are Kris Jenner, the matriarch, Kim Kardashian, the favorite and Kendall Jenner, the rising star. Kris perhaps stands out the most with a body hugging teal dress which purposely clashes against the black and white menswear inspired formal wear worn by everyone else. Khloe stands next to her husband Lamar Odom while Scott Disick, a newly pregnant Kourtney and their Mason strike a pose.

Along with the picture, Kim added on her blog;

“Here it is! Our 2011 Kardashian/Jenner family Christmas card!!! It was shot by the amazing Nick Saglimbeni and there’s a special 3D version that you can view with 3D glasses. What do you guys think?” Yes, there’s a 3D version.

Sooo…what do you think of the Kardashian 2011 Christmas Card? I’m not ashamed to say that I’m kind of digging it….

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