Kim Kardashian showed off her enviable curves while rocking a sleeveless grey tank and matching shorts for a sultry SKIMS pH๏τo shoot on Tuesday.
As she posed up a storm on top of her slightly crumpled bed sheets, the 41-year-old reality star reenacted her typical morning routine as she stretched her arms in the air and let out a big yawn.
Despite pretending to look a bit sleepy in a few sH๏τs, she was wide awake in the rest as she sH๏τ her best smoldering stare at the camera.
Rise and shine: Kim Kardashian showed off her curves while rocking a sleeveless grey tank and matching shorts for a sultry SKIMS pH๏τo shoot on Tuesday
While running her hands through her platinum blonde tresses, the mother-of-four flaunted her sculpted legs as she sprawled out across her mattress.
‘Ride for the brand @skims,’ she captioned the Sєxy slideshow, which received over 430, 427 likes and thousands of comments within an hour.
Her longtime hairstylist, Chris Appleton, who dyed her signature brunette locks blonde for the the Met Gala 2022, commented: ‘I think blonde Kim has more fun.’
Looking good! As she posed up a storm on top of her slightly crumpled bed sheets, the 41-year-old reality star reenacted her typical morning routine as she stretched her arms in the air and let out a big yawn
Woke up like this? Despite pretending to look a bit sleepy in a few sH๏τs, she was wide awake in the rest as she sH๏τ her best smoldering stare at the camera
Sleepy: While running her hands through her platinum blonde tresses, the mom-of-four flaunted her sculpted legs as she sprawled out across her mattress
Kardashian also shared a video of herself talking about her new skincare business named SKKN, which broke down her ‘process’ on how she and her team ‘finalize’ their formulas.
She went on to explain how the process has taken nearly a year and why she decided to launch an entire line not just three or four items.
Her facialist supported the decision and praised her exfoliatant, which the reality star gushed was her favorite product they created.
