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Season 7 of Keeping Up With the Kardashiansgave us the iconic scene in which Kanye West physically goes through Kim Kardashian's closet to clear out some old stuff to make way for the new.

Unfortunately,Seung Ha (승하) Archives we'll probably never get anything like that again from the private couple, but in the latest episode of KUWTK, Kim gave us some insight into their relationship and revealed that some of her fashion choices are still directly dictated by the rapper himself—by email.

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"Kanye picked it out," she said. "He sent me a whole email and said 'You cannot wear big glasses anymore, it's all about tiny little glasses,'" Kim explained to her friend in the opening scene of Sunday's episode "My Mother's Keeper."

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Turns out, he sent Kim an email full of photos from the '90s filled with people donning "tiny little glasses" which are in fact very much on trend last year, particularly during the summer (and Kardashian-adjacent Bella Hadid might as well be the queen of the look).

It's truly just one minute of insight, but dang, can we all get those memos too, Kanye?

[H/T Complex]

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