Anna Sui's furry cat hat. Image via Style.com

Animal print clothing is classy, trendy right now and a nice way to switch up your style if you typically stick to neutrals and want to indulge in a pattern every so often, but Anna Sui may have taken the animal-as-clothing thing a bit too far. Last Wednesday at Lincoln Center, Sui sent a few models down the runway in giant cat hats. {FocusOnStyle}

Fashionista is reporting that the cat hats will be available at Suiâ€s SoHo store this fall for about $205. If you love crazy hats or you are really into the feline thing, one of these hats may not be a bad investment. The cat hat looks really warm and it completely covers the ears, which is important for staying toasty when the weather gets cold. We do worry, though, that itâ€s one of those things that works on the runway but not in real life unless you happen to be Lady Gaga. Or a junior high school student participating in spirit week.

Kourtney, Kim and Khloe Kardashian have just inked a deal to develop apparel, accessory and home collections with designer Bruno Schiavi and Jupi Corporation, WWD reports. The women’s ready-to-wear line designed by the sisters is slated for release sometime next year and will offer apparel, wallets, handbags, lingerie and belts. It is also being reported that future swimwear, children’s wear, footwear and luggage lines are in the works as well.

Teaming up with the Beach Bunny brand, the sisters have created pieces that flatter each of their body types and showcase personal and individual style. {Huffington Post}

Famous for being famous, the Kardashian sisters’ popularity and stardom have soared to new heights with their reality series, Keeping Up With the Kardashians airing on E!. The three have already collaborated with Bebe on a collection in February of this year and on their Beach Bunny swimwear line sold in boutiques across Arizona and California.

The girls are ambitious and  enthusiastic about the new venture saying, “We are excited to be working with Bruno Schiavi in developing our first brand together.”

The sisters have endorsed everything from a shoe of the month club to teeth whitening products, so the move into clothing and home items isn’t totally unexpected. While they may not sing, dance or have any other discernible talent, they do have great style and some retail experience with their Dash boutique – which is at least more than most celebrities bring to their fashion ventures, so it will be interesting to see what they bring to the fashion roundtable.