Kim Kardashian Looked Incredible In A Lacy Sheer Pink Catsuit In Latest Throwback Post
The photos are from a fitting before she hosted Saturday Night Live in 2021
Kim Kardashian is looking back on one of her best catsuit looks.
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Earlier today, the Skims mogul shared throwback behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram from a fitting prior to her hosting Saturday Night Live in October 2021. The bright pink ensemble consisted of a lacy, see-through catsuit featuring a figure-hitting silhouette, a head-to-toe floral pattern, long sleeves that extended into gloves, a turtleneck, and stiletto pantaboots. She accessorised with glittering chandelier earrings.
“When you don’t sacrifice for what you want, what you want becomes the sacrifice,” she wrote in the caption.
The mom of four previously shared the same photos from the fitting in another Instagram post in October 2021.
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When Kardashian took the stage to host SNL, she wore a different hot-pink outfit: a skintight velour jumpsuit, also featuring a turtleneck, gloves, and stiletto pantaboots. She topped off the look with dramatic black-and-silver earrings.
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Skintight outfits are something of a trademark look for the reality television star. Her shapewear line, Skims, has only cemented this reputation.
“I’m very minimal but practical,” she said in a 2020 interview with Bazaar.com. “When I said I wanted seamless shapewear, everyone looked and thought that I was crazy. The thing that always bothered me [with other brands] was that there would be a seam up the front. You would have this really tight dress and then see this seam, defeating the purpose of wearing something that is supposed to look like there is nothing underneath. I’m all about comfort and glamour at the same time. I always think you can do it all, so why not have everything that you need as far as your products?”
This article originally appeared in Harper’s BAZAAR US.