Fashion Scoop:Did Kanye Nix The Kardashian Khristmas Kard?, Rob Kardashian Releasing Loungewear Collection, and Sephora Accused of Racial Discrimination.

• Though the Kardashian holiday card was pretty much a staple of the pop culture holiday season, this year, you’ll have to figure out something else to pour over. The family announced earlier this year that they wouldn’t be doing a card because of busy schedules, but now details have emerged that point to Mr. West as the reason for the card’s cancellation. Those same reports say that there will never be another whole family portrait–instead there will only be a West-Kardashian portrait of Kim, Kanye and North. Get ready for new traditions. (Refinery29)
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• So a little bit more about about Solange’s wedding. The three jumpsuits she wore, we already knew were Stephane Rolland. In an interview, the designer admitted that he didn’t even know she would be wearing the looks until he saw the photos. And as for her beauty and accessories, “That’s the best decision ever,” Rolland said. (StyleBlazer)

• Rob Kardashian is a designer, lest you have forgotten. And so now he’s expanding that Arthur George sock line that he had from back in the day to a loungewear collection set to hit Macy’s in December. The details are a little scarce, but we do know there’s a star spangled onesie in the mix. (Fashionista)

• Kilian fragrance has launched a line of fragranced accessories to go with their new scents. A favorite brand of celebs like Beyonce, Lady Gaga and Rihanna, the new products include cuffs and bracelets for men and women as well as necklaces for women. (Hollywood Reporter)

• Sephora has been sued with charges of racial discrimination after allegedly blocking customers with Asian names from purchasing from the company’s website. Apparently after a large promotional sale caused the site to crash, due to bulk resellers attempting to buy product to later sell it for a profit. To stymie this, the company supposedly started to block emails from Chinese domains and buyers with Asian last names to weed these bulk resellers out. (Business of Fashion)