Kardashian Launches Perfume and Bans Women Backstage for West’s Concerts

American reality television star Kim Kardashian looked gorgeous as she launched a new line of fragrances - True Reflection - at a department store on Oxford Street. The launch in the US was disrupted by a flour bomber (an unidentified woman threw flour over Kardashian at the event) but fortunately nothing of that sort happened here. Kardashian wore a lacy, red, figure-hugging dress and left soon after the event.

"Kim kept the outfit sleek and chic with her hair tied up into a long slick pony tail with a centre parting. Kim finished her impeccable look off with some lace up heels and some intricate earrings. And she even gave photographers and onlookers a glimpse of her famous derriere as she turned around to head into the store," the Daily Mail reported.

Meanwhile, apparently rumoured boyfriend Kanye West is set to appear on Kardashian's television show - Keeping up with the Kardashians. The pair has been highlighting their romance on the series but Kardashian added she would not open their relationship beyond a point.

"If we are having dinner and Kanye does show up, I'm sure we're not going to go, 'Stop the cameras!' I want to show my life. I'm not going to be taking a bubble bath and drinking champagne or on a sex swing on camera like Khloe and Lamar do. My heart is a little more guarded," Kardashian told The Sun.

Incidentally, The Sun also reported Kardashian has banned women from going backstage at West's concerts.

"Kanye has a load of girls he's friends with. Most are stylists or from the fashion set but Kim's not happy about them being alone with him backstage. She sees how well he gets on with girls because of his sensitive side and has decided to rein in the entourage a bit. Kim is trying to put a stop to this as she doesn't want to look or feel awkward at any point. She has her own area at the O2 so she can spend more time with Kanye. She realises he will need to do his thing with Jay-Z and the rest of the crew but she'll have somewhere for her and her pals to hang out," a source told The Sun.