Kim Kardashian flaunts major cleavage in tiny metallic bikini in new video after fans ripped ‘overpriced’ swimwear line
KIM Kardashian has flaunted major cleavage in a tiny metallic bikini in a new video after fans have ripped her overpriced swimwear line.
Kim, 41, has been called out recently for being out of touch on what’s affordable to a majority of her customers and fans.
The videos, posted to the Hulu star’s Instagram Stories, feature behind-the-scenes recordings of Kim during the promotional shoot for SKIMS METALLIC SWIM.
In the selfie video, Kim models her ’70s-inspired feathered blonde wig and blue-tinted chrome eye shadow.
She also dons her photoshoot attire, a revealing gold metallic swimsuit that compliments her golden brown tan.
The barely-there bikini shows off a massive amount of the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum’s cleavage.
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The SKIMS founder doesn’t seem to mind as the following video depicts Kim crouching down in front of a mirror to flaunt the remainder of her famous body.
The official SKIMS Instagram posted a promo clip of their founder in honor of the release of their new metallic swim line.
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In the video, Kim poses in a silver two-piece and big blonde hair while speaking on a cordless beside an equally fluffed poodle.
Later, the TV personality catches some rays on a vintage pool chair while sporting the gold metallic bikini.
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The caption reads: “Metallic Swim’s calling. Go ‘70s poolside glam in high-cut heroes dipped in high-shine hues.”
Kim also took to her own Instagram to promote the line as she shared more snaps of herself showing off the new bikinis.
Fans were all about it in the comments section as one wrote: “Okay, I’m obsessed!”
Another chimed in: “Gorgeous!” while one said, “I’m sobbing in the best way possible.”
OVERPRICED?
While some Kardashian fans went gaga over the new SKIMS additions the swimwear line angered some potential consumers as they argued that the shapewear products aren’t worth the high cost.
While the 41-year-old modeled the new bikinis, pairing them with chunky earrings and a full face of makeup, fans weighed in on the products in the comments.
One person wrote: “SKKN is overpriced and questionable.”
They continued: “Other than her lip kits, her products are overpriced and mediocre.”
A second fan agreed: “They’re selling the idea of themselves. Most of their followers, you know the ones, don’t even wear or buy the stuff they sell.”
A third follower reacted: “I mean… I can go on Etsy and find these exact suits, made to measure for cheaper than what she sells them for.”
OUT OF TOUCH
This isn’t the first time one of Kim’s products has been called out for being too expensive recently Kim’s new skincare line SKKN by Kim was called out for its high prices.
While fans were excited about the new launch, they were a bit turned off by the products’ outrageous prices following their release.
The “Complete Collection” of all nine products now sells for $575, down from the initial announced retail value of $673.
Due to the high prices, fans noticed a few details that they believed proved the line was a total flop.
One social media user pointed out that even though there was such high demand and excitement around it, none of the items sold-out after four hours.
“I wonder if she thought it was gonna sell out immediately,” they wrote, adding a laughing emoji.
“Not with those prices,” chimed in one fan, and another said, “It’s just not affordable.”
After realizing it didn’t sell out, fans bashed the line and gave reasons as to why it didn’t.
“The entire set doesn’t make sense or appeal to me. The refills, pricing, and ingredients are off-putting in my opinion,” said one fan.
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“The refills really got me… Claiming sustainability but the refills look like they could be a standalone product and on top of the main packaging there are also covers for each product so the third layer of packaging. A swing and a miss,” said another.
Another sign that the line was tanking is that some of the products were already discounted within less than a day.