Kim Kardashian’s latest fashion ensemble looked like a Wet Seal nightmare!
Kardashian, 43, posted several outtakes from her recent trip to Paris and left fans baffled by one of her rather outlandish outfits.
“This is a trend no one misses. 🤣 It’s giving 2006 middle school vibes,” one fan commented on the photo.
“Paris Files,” the Skims founder, captioned her series of throwback photos from last month’s Paris fashion week.
The picture in question that caught everyone’s attention, starred Kardashian wearing layers upon layers of Balenciaga clothing including at least five shirts, a leopard-printed tank top, black lace camisole and dark gray long-sleeved shirt, and thigh-high black lace socks over white leggings.
Kardashian finished the layered look with an oversized Balenciaga tote featuring oodles of charms, including a chain reading (what else?) “Kim” in bedazzled letters.
More fans flooded the comment section with shocked opinions over the fashion choice.
“5th pictures looks like when you were a kid and use to put everyone on in your wardrobe 😂,” one person said.
“Kim what you doin with all them camis,” another quipped.
A third bemoaned, “Not the layered spaghetti strap tanks again 😫” and a fourth said, “Bringing back the 2000s i see 😵💫.”
Some fans also compared Kim to ex-husband Kanye’s new wife Bianca Censori, who wore a coquettish pink bow-trimmed camisole with white lace tights while at West’s “Vultures” album listening party in San Francisco earlier this week, others called the outfit “ridiculous.”
Other photos of Kardashian in the carousel of images showed her less puzzling outfits, including a long gray coat and a brown fur jacket, both worn over nothing but sheer tights, à la Censori.
Kardashian had another high-fashion outing over the weekend, making an appearance at the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party on Sunday night in another head-turning Balenciaga look. This time, the reality star went for a simple geometrical gown, though she couldn’t escape the memes as fans compared her to a fanciful folded napkin.
