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Beyonce Covers Blue Ivy At Airport; Kardashians Launch Makeup Line

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Beyonce layers Blue Ivy with blankets; Khloe, Kim & Kourtney Kardashian launch makeup line.

Beyonce Knowles and her husband Jay-Z were spotted arriving at the Dublin airport in Ireland with their daughter Blue Ivy Carter. We’re guessing the weather was either a little chilli or the paparazzi is crazy is Dublin because Blue Ivy had a few additional layers of blankets this go round. Beyonce kept her summer theme and wore a lime green crochet sweater and hot pink pants. See more photos below:

Jay-Z lags behind as Bey gets Blue Ivy into their waiting car

 

Kourtney Kardashian And Sisters Launch Makeup Line

The Kardashian takeover continues as sisters Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian announced they are launching a makeup line called ‘Khroma Beauty’. The sisters said in a statement,

“We’re so excited to partner with Boldface Licensing+Branding on this new venture. There’s a glam girl in all of us and it’s a dream come true to have our own makeup line and to share it with women around the world.” Kim Kardashian also added on her blog,

“I’ve been waiting forever to be able to tell you guys and I finally can… my sisters and I are launching our own makeup line!! We’ve teamed up with Boldface Licensing+Branding to create Khroma Beauty, our line which will feature all kinds of makeup products, from eyelashes to compacts and everything in between! We will be launching a special holiday collection featuring eyelashes, mascaras and Kardazzle Compacts this winter and then the full line will launch next year!!

“Makeup plays such a a huge role in all of our lives, whether we’re on camera, at a shoot glammed up or just keeping it natural day to day and it’s a dream come true to be able to create our own line of products to share with you guys. We can’t wait!!!! xo.”

 

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