{"id":75455,"date":"2022-07-01T09:52:07","date_gmt":"2022-07-01T09:52:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.thefastfashion.com\/?p=75455"},"modified":"2022-07-01T09:52:07","modified_gmt":"2022-07-01T09:52:07","slug":"khloe-kardashians-nude-catsuit-mimicked-tattoos-body","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.thefastfashion.com\/?p=75455","title":{"rendered":"Khlo\u00e9 Kardashian’s Nude Catsuit Mimicked Tattoos All Over Her Body"},"content":{"rendered":"

We already know the KarJenner gang is an extremely supportive bunch (see:\u00a0Kylie Jenner\u00a0stocking up on\u00a0818 Tequila\u00a0during an episode of\u00a0The Kardashians<\/em>\u00a0or anything\u00a0Kris Jenner’s posted on Instagram, like ever), but most recently,\u00a0Khlo\u00e9 Kardashian\u00a0decided to bare it all in support of Kim’s new skincare line \u2014 well, kind of.<\/p>\n

On Wednesday, the youngest Kardashian sister posted a series of photos on Instagram captioned, “SKKN anyone?” from a launch event in promotion of Kim’s latest business venture. The snaps showed Khlo expertly flexing her posing chops atop a marble slab while wearing a full-body catsuit that seamlessly matched her skin tone. The long-sleeved suit’s fleshy color gave the illusion that Kardashian’s body was covered head to toe with black tattoos, which featured a cross on her chest, multiple roses, and a bird with stretched wings on her pelvis.<\/p>\n

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Khlo\u00e9 paired the catsuit with clear-strapped heels, oversized gold hoop earrings, and a simple gold ring. To complete the look, the Good American co-founder opted for a bronzy glam and a white-tipped manicure, and wore her blonde hair slicked back into a sleek bun.<\/p>\n

The SKKN by Kim event comes shortly after a lawsuit against\u00a0Kim Kardashian\u00a0and her new brand started making headlines earlier this week. The SKIMS founder is reportedly accused of “willful infringement” of an allegedly pre-existing small business of the same name, which is housed under Brooklyn-based cosmetics company, Beauty Concepts.<\/p>\n\n

The lawsuit, which was filed on Tuesday, claims that Beauty Concepts and its owner Cyndie Lunsford has been using the brand name SKKN+ since August of 2018. Kim’s lawyer, Michael Rhodes, denied the allegations and released a statement in light of the lawsuit on Wednesday. “This lawsuit is not what it seems,” Rhodes told\u00a0ET<\/em>. “SKKN BY KIM is a new brand that follows in the footsteps of Ms. Kardashian’s successful KKW line of products. Building on independent research and development, her company filed a trademark application for SKKN BY KIM to protect the new branded products.”<\/p>\n

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