The Kardashians have released their 2015 Christmas card and it features everyone from Saint West to Caitlyn Jenner.

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Kourtney Kardashian revealed her family's new Christmas card the day before Christmas Eve on Instagram, but this time, the photo features illustrated characters.

The illustration by Emmy Kenny boasts the clan all wearing red and white, and a surprising addition is Rob Kardashian, who typically bails from family events. He's shown in the card as a fit, dapper young man.

"Merry Christmas Eve Eve!" she captioned the image.

The card features Kourtney, a blonde Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner, Kris Jenner, Caitlyn, Rob, Mason, Penelope, North, Reign and Saint. They are gathered around a black sofa with red and white Christmas gifts surrounding them. Saint adorably has a halo drawn around his little head as he rests in his mother's arms.

Although significant others like Kanye West were not a part of the official group, Kim's rapper husband, Kourtney's ex-partner Scott Disick and Kylie's current boyfriend Tyga were depicted as ornaments hanging on a big Christmas tree in the background. Lamar Odom, Khloe's estranged husband, is noticeably absent from the card.

Emojis from Kim's new Kimojis line were also featured in several of the tree ornaments.

Caitlyn and Rob haven't appeared in an official Christmas card since 2012, and this is obviously the first time Caitlyn has been shown as a woman since she began her transition this past summer.

The Kardashian Christmas card has become quite the tradition for the family, however, they skipped one last year because they were allegedly just too busy.

The Kardashians had released another Christmas card on Wednesday of just the grown children -- Mason, North, Penelope and Reign all dressed in black. The professional portrait was captioned: "All you need is love. Merry Christmas!"


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