Kim Kardashian had all eyes on her as she arrived to her Skims and Nike store launch event on Wednesday in New York City.
The reality TV star, 44, turned heads in a bizarre see-through grey catsuit that clung to her famous hourglass curves.
The look, taken from her upcoming new collaboration with Nike, featured white stripes running down the sides.
The garment created the illusion of underwear worn on the outside due to its design, with a Nike and Skims logo visible on the seam.
The mom-of-four — who recently took a swipe at ex-husband Kanye West, 48 — paired it with a head bandana and pointed-toe grey heels.
The NikeSkims collection launches on September 26 and will feature body-sculpting pieces created for sports performance, including sleek crop tops and leggings.
Kim Kardashian, 44, had all eyes on her as she arrived to her Skims and Nike store launch event on Wednesday in New York City
The mom-of-four paired the bizarre look with a head bandana
Kim’s raven tresses tumbled out from underneath her headpiece in loose waves.
She wore picture-perfect glam, with blush and bronzer highlighting her naturally striking features.
Kim also gave fans a glimpse at the upcoming collection on her Instagram stories.
It comes after Fast and Furious star Nathalie Kelley, 40, took a public swipe at Kim ahead of her brand Skims’ new activewear collaboration with Nike.
Nathalie, an outspoken climate change activist, took a stand against the collaboration on Tuesday when she reposted an article condemning NikeSkims for its use of synthetic materials like nylon and spandex.
Making her thoughts crystal clear, Nathalie accompanied the post with a poop emoji.
‘NikeSkims is ‘disrupting the industry’ with more fossil fuel fashion’, the article, by media company EcoAge, reads.
‘NikeSkims is launching with seven collections mostly made from synthetic materials, such as nylon and polyester,’ the post continues, before slamming the brand for ‘producing more synthetic activewear at the expense of people and planet.’
Kardashian’s Skims empire has been at the centre of controversy before.
Remake, a global advocacy group, gave the clothing giant a zero score in its 2024 accountability report, which assesses brands’ transparency, wages and wellbeing of employees, environmental impact and sustainability goals.
The zero placed SKIMS dead last, alongside fast fashion giant Temu that has been accused of forced labour and selling products deemed unsafe to human health.
The reality TV star turned heads in a see-through grey catsuit that clung to her famous hourglass curves
The look, taken from her upcoming new collaboration with Nike, featured white stripes running down the sides
The garment created the illusion of underwear worn on the outside due to its design, with a Nike and Skims logo visible on the seam
She also wore pointed-toe grey heels
The NikeSkims collection launches on September 26 and will feature body-sculpting pieces created for sports performance, including sleek crop tops and leggings
Kim’s raven tresses tumbled out from underneath her headpiece in loose waves
She wore picture-perfect glam, with blush and bronzer highlighting her naturally striking features
It comes after Fast and Furious star Nathalie Kelley, 40, took a public swipe at Kim ahead of her brand Skims’ new activewear collaboration with Nike
Nathalie, an outspoken climate change activist, took a stand against the collaboration on Tuesday when she reposted an article condemning NikeSkims for its use of synthetic materials
Kim also gave fans a glimpse at the upcoming collection on her Instagram stories
The report blasted Kardashian’s company for its carbon emissions, use of materials harmful to health and environment and unfair working conditions at a supply factory in South East Asia.
Skims was launched in 2019 and is valued at around $4 billion.
Earlier on Wednesday Kim took a pop at her ex-husband Kanye in a cover story for French Vogue.
Marking a time of freedom, Kim modeled topless for the October editorial and spoke about how she has become her most ‘confident’ yet.
Kim finalized her divorce from Kanye three years ago and pointedly told Vogue: ‘When I turned forty, my mother told me the coming years would be the best of my life. And it’s true—only over the past three or four years have I gained this confidence.
‘Before, I constantly needed to check with someone before making a decision. Can you imagine? It’s crazy to rely so much on others’ opinions. Today, I know exactly what I want. It’s exhilarating.’
