Kim Kardashian was slammed by her fans after they labeled her behavior “cringe.”

The SKIMS founder was seen showing off her butt in a pair of skintight lace-up rear jeans as she looked back over her shoulder in a mirror in a video clip. Kim paired the skintight pale denim with a backless halterneck top emblazoned with embellished crosses.

Kim wore her long dark hair in volumized waves flowing down her back in the video as she zoomed in on her butt with her mobile phone. She accessorized with a series of rings and chunky bracelets and had long pointy white nails adorning her fingers.

Kim looked stunning in the clip ( 
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Kim zoomed in on her bum ( 
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The clip was shared to Reddit by an unimpressed follower as they started a debate over Kim’s blatant self-appreciation. One fan wrote: “Kim, you’re over 40 – this is now cringe behavior…” A second agreed: “And a mother of four… I would be so embarrassed if that was my mom.”

A third scathed: “She really thinks she looks good with those pencil legs and diaper booty.” A fourth social media user said: “When they are old ladies sitting on their porch rocking chairs, looking back at life, their photo albums will be filled with pictures of their lips, butts, and boobs. And the occasional retouched photo of a child or two.”

A fifth ranted: “How do their pants even fit?! Like those BBLs are definitely at least two sizes bigger than their legs.” Other fans jumped to Kim’s defense as they insisted she was just having fun. The criticism comes after a leading cosmetic surgeon claimed that women no longer desire the look made popular by the Kardashians.

Dr. Ducu Botoaca is an Aesthetic & Hair Transplant Surgeon, and he’s been working in the aesthetic industry for nine years. He’s the founder of Dr. Ducu Clinics, in London, and his journey in the medical field spans over 15 years – stemming from a lineage deeply rooted in medicine.

 

The SKIMS founder displayed her toned figure ( 
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Kim showed off for the camera ( 
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Growing up in a family of doctors and surgeons, he was immersed in the world of healthcare from a young age, and eventually developed a passion for healing and aesthetics. But he recently revealed the industry is changing.

In the modern world he said the perception of beauty is “constantly evolving”, as it’s influenced by many factors such as celebrities, social media trends and cultural shifts. But, nowadays, he said people are moving away from trying to look like the Kardashians, as they want to embody a more natural look.

Dr. Ducu said: “In recent years, we’ve witnessed a notable transition from the pursuit of extreme curves, often associated with the ‘Kim Kardashian ‘ body trend, to a more natural aesthetic known as the ‘clean girl aesthetic’.

“Social media platforms play a significant role in shaping these beauty ideals, as influencers and celebrities showcase their preferred looks to millions of followers. As trends come and go, the beauty industry adapts accordingly, offering treatments and products to cater to changing preferences.

“The current shift towards a more natural aesthetic reflects a broader cultural movement towards authenticity and self-expression. Instead of aspiring to unrealistic standards, many individuals are embracing their unique features and opting for treatments that enhance their natural beauty rather than drastically altering it.”