Kim Kardashian Supports LaLa Anthony Makeup Launch

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian joined her best friend LaLa Anthony in Miami to celebrate the launch of her makeup line ‘Motives for La La’. Anthony collaborated with Shop.com and Motives owner Loren Ridinger to launch a cosmetic line for women of color.

“Having my name on a cosmetics line has always been a dream, one I’m excited to share. Every girl always tries to find that perfect color or shade that suits their personality, and now she can do it easily and affordably.”

Kim Kardashian who’s fighting Mark Sanchez dating rumors – found some time to support her friend.

Kim K, Jonathan Cheban, Steve Stoute and nearly 20,000 more people were in attendance at the Market America’s 20th annual World Conference at the American Airlines Arena in Miami.

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