Kim Kardashian was all dressed up, but apparently didn’t get where she wanted to go.
The reality star, 43, got dolled up for a night out in a white faux-rap dress with a plunging neckline and back.
She was braless under the sleeveless, sheer gown, which clung to her curves as she stepped out of her Tesla Cybertruck — which recently faced a major recall after numerous reports of defects — in a new series of photos posted Sunday.
“Santa Barbara Stroll,” she wrote next to the carousel, showing her standing in front of a locked gate leading to what appears to be one of the many luxury homes in the big Southern California city.
The Skims founder appeared to be wearing one of her own undergarments under the skirt of her dress.
Kim Kardashian, 43, showed off her curves in a figure-hugging faux wrap dress on social media on Sunday in a series of photos with her Cybertruck
She completed the look with a combination of nude shades and stockings.
Her long platinum hair was styled straight and her makeup looked camera-ready.
‘Ooh la la. Beautiful,” her trainer Senada Greca wrote.
“The world is in your hands,” one fan ventured.
“Cyber bae got into chat,” another joked.
A large portion of the responses were critical of the star of The Kardashians.
‘A walk means a walk around the Elonmobile? I think you’re marketing everything,” one commenter said.
Another speculated that Tesla CEO Elon Musk was ‘just booking'[ed] her for a cyber truck commercial,” and they claimed that “she single-handedly carried the promo for that car.”
The influencer wore no bra under the sleeveless, sheer gown with a plunging neckline and low back. She completed the look with a combination of nude shades and stockings
“Santa Barbara Stroll,” she wrote next to the carousel of photos of her standing in front of a locked gate leading to what appears to be one of the many luxury homes in the big Southern California city.
One fan speculated that she made the post as some sort of deal with Tesla. “Elon Musk just books her for a cyber truck commercial, she single-handedly carries that car’s promo,” they wrote
Surprisingly, the photos were not selfies, but were taken by someone else. She showed off the luxury vehicle in an April 2 photo from a visit to a Starbucks in Malibu.
She was widely criticized for including the coffee company in the shoot due to Starbucks’ firing of several employees as it tried to unify its workforce.
The company has spent about $240 million on anti-union campaigns, according to a complaint filed by a pro-union shareholder with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Reuters.
Several others wrote “Thank you Aimee,” referencing the reported diss against her in the song of the same name on Taylor Swift’s album The Tortured Poets Department.