Kim Kardashian nearly bared it all during her SKIMS shoot promoting her new cotton jersey fabric drop.
The designer modeled a new cotton, onyx slip dress from her brand SKIMS on social media.
Due to the low-cut scoop neckline on the dress, the mother of four almost revealed her chest.
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In one of her photos, she was seen holding one of her arms, playing with her hair, and holding up a long white tube.
Kardashian wore her long black hair with side bangs, a natural beat face, and long defined lashes. “Dressed to rest. Sexy, new silhouettes made from our comfy, coveted Cotton Jersey fabric drop tomorrow at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET. Join the waitlist for early access to shop Cotton Sleep,” read the caption.
Last week, she modeled several of her company’s new offerings while showing off her admirable form.
She showcased her curvy body and flat tummy in high-waisted black underwear with a matching black crop top in one post.
In another post, she pinned her hair with her hands to show off her white drawstring shorts with a white slit tank top.
The 42-year-old reality star also shared several videos to her Instagram story, which showed off her looks and poses.
Kim founded SKIMS with two partners in 2019. The company was first called Kimono but the name was changed after they were accused of cultural appropriation.
The brand has become a success; it has appeared in many promotional campaigns following the name change. SKIMS collaborated with Fendi, Rosalia, Snoop Dog, Simona andBeatrice.
Several of Kim’s family members have also promoted and modeled for the company. Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian and her half-sister Kendall Jenner have been featured in SKIMS’ photoshoots.
Kim also recently announced the comeback of SKIMS Swim in an out-of-this-world photo shoot.
Other photos that announced the collection featured sexy female aliens in the background showing off their SKIMS swimwear. “On its way from an alternative universe: SKIMS Swim. The styles loved by everybody are making their way back to earth on Feb. 21,” read one of the captions.
