
Simone Biles calls out Kylie Jenner: 'This is a crime!'
Simone Biles has won seven Olympic gold medals - but performing a perfect routine is apparently easier than finding a jacket that fits.
The 28-year-old gymnast, who stands at just 4ft8in, snapped a picture of herself trying on a blazer from Kylie Jenner 's clothing range, sharing her hilarious response to how ill-fitting it was.
In the picture, Biles was seen posing in the merlot colored faux-leather from the Khy by Kylie Jenner collection, with the enormous jacket falling near her knees and the sleeves extending well past her hands.
'Ms. Kylie Jenner this is a crime!!!!!!' the Olympian wrote on her Instagram Stories, along with a series of laughing emojis.
'This is not an XXS/XS,' she complained.
The next post showed Gigi Hadid wearing a Vetements x Tommy Hilfiger hoodie, which had been edited to look massive.
'This is me on the last slide. SICK,' she jokingly wrote on the picture.
Khy By Kylie runs from sizes XXS to a 4X, and while the blazer - which retails for $138 - is described as a 'boxy, ultra-oversized blazer' online, it is still a tad too big for Biles.
Fashion-loving Biles is known for her bold fashion choices.
The athlete, along with her NFL-star husband Jonathan Owens, recently had fans divided over their interesting outfit choice.
The pair stepped out of Metropolitan Museum of Art for the glamorous annual fashion event, with Biles donning a tailored blue mini dress with a white collar and a huge flowing blue train.
Owens chose an all-white suit with a matching fur cape and a black cane to fit the 'Superfine' theme.
This year's Met Gala theme, titled 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style', was an homage to menswear centered around 'sartorial style' in forming Black identities, with a focus on the 'Black dandy' - the 18th-century looks analyzed in Monica L. Miller's 2009 book 'Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity.'
The petite athlete loves to experiment with texture and fabric - and has even worn a a leather blazer before.
In December 2024, Biles looked chic as she arrived in at NBC Studios for the Kelly Clarkson Show in New York City in an all-black ensemble.
The fashionista sported a black leather blazer and a matching skirt as she was escorted into the building by security guards.
She also accessorized with a black fuzzy bucket hat and two silver necklaces to compliment the all-black ensemble.
Last week, the athlete was spotted wearing a a bikini from Kim Kardashian's SKIMS brand, combining her Olympic success with her love of fashion.
She snapped a mirror selfie of herself sporting a red and white-trimmed bikini top which had the logo of the US Olympic Committee on it, which appears to be part of a collection from SKIMS.
According to Sportskeeda, Biles traveled to Hong Kong to give a speech at investment bank UBS' 28th Asian Investment Conference.
Biles spoke to 600 young athletes from community sports organizations within the city, including gymnastics clubs.
Throughout the trip, Biles showed off her various outfits - including another red ensemble, this time from Athleta.
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