Kim Kardashian Goes Braless on a Flight to Korea in New Photos
Modeling her new SKIMS face shapewear, the businesswoman went braless and nearly bared it all in the bold shots. From doing her makeup to sharing a few laughs with her companions, the KKW Beauty founder left fans awestruck with the latest update.
Kim Kardashian goes bold in see-through look on her flight to Korea
Kim Kardashian is no stranger to keeping it bold, but her recent photos truly took it up a notch as she went braless on her flight to Korea. On Monday, August 18, the reality TV star took to Instagram to share a photo carousel documenting her plane ride with Khloe Kardashian and La La Anthony. Putting a twist on the 'barely-there' trend, she modeled an equally chic and risqué look that went viral.
The first photo captured Kim modeling the SKIMS face shapewear, known as the Seamless Sculpt Face Wrap, with Khloe and Anthony. She paired the product with a bold see-through ensemble. The SKIMS founder appeared to be wearing a Saint Laurent jumpsuit, her all-sheer fit further elevating her braless look. To add some texture, she layered the piece with a brown fur coat and completed her look with black sunglasses and a red lip.
The trio modeled similar looks and were seen having fun in one of the other photos in the carousel. 'The Kardashians' star also added several close-up shots of her sheer ensemble in the update, including mirror selfies that highlighted her toned physique. Another photo captured Kim and Khloe with a bottle of champagne, which they likely enjoyed alongside their skincare routine.
Meanwhile, Khloe took to the comments section to poke some light-hearted fun at herself. She said, 'I can't believe there's not an ostrich emoji because I feel like I look like an ostrich in the best way possible.' Anthony also dropped a comment, reflecting on their memorable trip.
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