Two stars of The White Lotus have teamed up with Kim Kardashian for a new project.
Beatrice Grannò and Simona Tabasco both appeared in the recent second season of the HBO drama, playing the roles of Mia and Lucia, respectively.
The pair are now modelling for Kardashian's fashion company Skims as part of their Valentine's Day shop, appearing in a new clip and a series of pictures showing off the looks.
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In the video, the pair are seen whispering, before Tabasco says in Italian: "Tutti indossano Skims." Grannò then adds: "Everybody's wearing Skims."
"I watched The White Lotus and had to have my girls!" Kardashian wrote on her Instagram page.
"LAUNCHING JANUARY 26: THE @SKIMS VALENTINE’S DAY SHOP. It’s back and sexier than ever, starring breakout stars and real-life best friends @SimonaTabasco and @BeaGranno together for SKIMS."
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The White Lotus' second season wrapped up in December, though it was confirmed before the finale that the anthology series had been renewed for a third season.
"There’s no place I’d rather work than HBO and there’s no people I’d rather partner with than Casey Bloys, Francesca Orsi, Nora Skinner and their incredible team," said creator Mike White at the time.
"I feel so lucky to get this opportunity again and am excited to reunite with my amazingly talented collaborators on The White Lotus."
HBO's Francesca Orsi added: "Reflecting on The White Lotus' humble, run-and-gun origin as a contained pandemic production, it’s impossible not to be awestruck by how Mike orchestrated one of the buzziest and most critically acclaimed shows."
The White Lotus airs on HBO Max in the US, and on Sky Atlantic, Sky Go and NOW in the UK.
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