Yahoo Lifestyle Kim Kardashian Fans Voice Complaints Over Her New Collab in Busty Photo: 'This Is Ridiculous'
As founder of the mega-popular shapewear label Skims, Kim Kardashian seems to have a knack for successful collabs. From Fendi to Swarovski to Team USA, Skims has teamed up with a variety of brands, and fans always end up clamoring for the resulting limited-edition designs—which is why they tend to sell out at lightning speed.
Kardashian took to Instagram on Tuesday, Dec. 10, to promote the latest Skims collab, just in time for winter: The North Face x Skims, a collection of seasonal items including jackets, ski suits and base layers.
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In two images, Kardashian posed wearing a fitted base layer with a plunging neckline in a light taupe color, holding a matching puffer jacket. A short clip showed the star modeling the same suit in black and a darker brown shade.
"The North Face x SKIMS is now available. Shop for a limited time on SKIMS.com, in SKIMS stores, and in select The North Face stores," Kardashian captioned her post.
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While fans definitely seemed to like the designs, many of Kardashian's followers expressed frustration over their limited availability.
"They must’ve had 100 of each ! This is ridiculous Kimberly 😕," complained one person.
"How yall buy up all the damn puffers that quick?!" someone else wanted to know.
"How is every single thing and size sold out before the launch time? You couldn’t even view the collection to add it to the cart before the time. That doesn’t make sense," declared a third commenter.
"I literally couldn’t get anything and I was on at 9am smh," another fan commented.
In another video shared to Instagram, Kardashian said the collab was "years in the making."
"I'm obsessed with North Face. Their puffer jackets have always been so iconic to me," she continued, going on to say that she "really wanted to create fits that flattered a curvier figure."
