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Kim Kardashian posed topless wearing nothing but a few silk ties in a new magazine photoshoot.
In the same photoshoot, she posed wearing nothing but body paint.
Kardashian has recently been on the road with the press tour for Hulu’s All’s Fair.
Kim Kardashian has never been one to abide by sartorial rules. Who says you can’t wear nothing but a faux fur corset? Or a bra made of nothing but a strip of fabric? Or, for that matter, 700 diamonds in lieu of pajamas? Her latest look is just as daring—and just as unexpected.
The Skims founder recently starred in a photoshoot for Re-Edition magazine that saw her wearing nothing but body paint, painted to look like a suit. Now, she’s shared a few behind-the-scenes snaps from the shoot—including, a few shots that see her going completely topless and covering up with nothing but a few carefully placed silk ties.
Her look consisted of a pair of gray tailored pants held up with a brown belt on the bottom half. On the top half, she wore several colorful ties wrapped around her stomach à la Carrie Bradshaw, along with a few wide silk ties dangling over her shoulders and across her chest. She also rocked a gray tie, tied around her neck. In one photo, she ditched a few of the ties and held her hands over her chest. She also wore a pinstriped eye mask.
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She’s been busy on the All’s Fair press tour
Kardashian has served quite a few bold looks of late thanks to her rather epic press tour for the Hulu show All’s Fair that sees her playing a divorce lawyer. Amongst her many looks, she’s worn a molten sheer sculptural gown, a leather fur-lined corset dripping in fringe, a scaly leather dress covered in chains, and a baby blue asymmetrical vintage Dior gown.
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A vintage Dior moment
As Kardashian recently explained to People, she took inspiration for her new role from her own divorce attorney. “Laura happened to be my attorney for two divorces out of the three, and her dad was my mom’s attorney during her divorce with my dad,” she said. “So she has 40 years of stories, and I felt like I drew inspiration from seeing what a bad-ass woman she’s been.”
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