'This is ridiculous': Kim Kardashian gets slammed online as she launches SKIMS 'built-in nipple bra'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'The Kardashians' star recently announced the launch of Ultimate Nipple Bra. The new addition to Kim's SKIMS collection features a built-in faux nipple for a braless effect.
The undergarment cups are designed to achieve natural-looking roundness and enhanced cleavage. Fans will be able to buy the built-in nipple bra from October 31. The reality star teased the new addition with a cheeky video ad.
The reality star showed a detailed diagram of the nipple bra and promised, "That’s why I’m introducing a brand new bra with a built-in nipple, so no matter how hot it is, you’ll always look cold."
She then sat on a desk, tossed her hair and declared, “Some days are hard, but these nipples are harder. And unlike these icebergs, these aren't going anywhere,” just as the camera zooms into her chest.
Kim revealed the product in a topless shot that shows her posing with her hair blowing in the wind. However, Kim's latest SKIMS collection sparked trolls and backlash all over the internet.
A social media user commented, "And i’m over here wearing nipple covers daily to hide them." Another person added, "What’s next a camel toe panty!"
Another user questioned, "WHY would you want this?!" Another critic noted, "This is like when Regina George cut her tank top to expose her bra underneath. ridiculous."
Another follower said, "Could u imagine getting dressed for work in the dark and u throw on the first bra and.."
Another Instagram user wrote, "Will we be seeing a built in camel toe next? @khloekardashian inspired for “Little Kamille."
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Kim Kardashian to donate 10% of sales from new SKIMS Ultimate Nipple Bra
Kim Kardashian's new SKIMS Ultimate Nipple Bra would not only add to her net worth but also benefit the environment.
Additionally, Kim has promised to donate 10 per cent of sales from the new SKIMS Ultimate Nipple Bra for a social cause.
As a part of the campaign, SKIMS would be launching 10 per cent of sales from the drop to 1 per cent for the Planet, a global organization that encourages businesses to give back to the earth after using its resources.
The partnership is a part of SKIMS' ongoing commitment to climate change and its investment in advancing carbon removal technology.
In the ad campaign, Kim said, "The earth’s temperature is getting hotter and hotter. The sea levels are rising."
While typing on a computer, the reality star continued, "The ice sheets are shrinking. And I’m not a scientist, but I do believe everyone can use their skills to do their part."
Kim Kardashian bags 'millions' with SKIMS menswear sales
Kim Kardashian launched her shapewear brand SKIMS in 2019, however, she has recently added a men's collection to the shapewear brand and it was reported to have 'broken website traffic records' with the launch.
Kim has reportedly earned millions of dollars in just five minutes with the much-anticipated launch of her SKIMS menswear range, according to TMZ.
Sources close to 'The Kardashians' star claimed to the outlet that 25,000 orders poured in within five minutes of the range going live.
SKIMS menswear prices range from $20 and up to $80 and the launch campaign featured sports superstars Neymar Jr, Nick Bosa and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander modeling the pieces.
Kim Kardashian shares struggles of being a single mom
In a recent episode of 'The Kardashians', Kim recently shared the struggle of a single parent.
She admitted, "I think I'm still learning how to be a single parent and I just did the Jay Shetty podcast where I spoke about parenting and, I mean I should be used to it now, but everyone had a lot to say."
The reality star confessed, "Obviously, having nannies and a chef to help cook is beyond helpful. It's all about family and enjoying these moments."
Kim then pointed out, "It takes a village to raise kids, but at the end of the day, your kids only want you."
The reality star explained, "One thing everyone has in common is just the amount of time that we have, and I'm raising four kids and I split my time with my work, my family, my four kids, and I want to make sure my kids have 90 per cent of that."
