The 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star, who has been making headlines for posing full-frontal naked on Paper magazine, flaunts major cleavage while hitting the red carpet.
- Nov 14, 2014
AceShowbiz - Kim Kardashian hit the red carpet for the first time since her racy photos on Paper magazine hit the web. Kanye West's significant other appeared at Kylie Jenner's Kylie Hair Kouture launch at James Kendall Salon in Beverly Hills on Thursday, November 13.
The mother of one flaunted major cleavage in a low-cut beige crop top and high-waisted matching pants. Her long hair was styled loose. The reality star, who attended the event alongside her sister Khloe Kardashian, completed her simple look with a necklace.
Second batch of racy images featuring North West's mother posing with no clothes on emerged just one day before. Since then, many celebrities have commented on the shots. Among those who voiced their opinion was Alyssa Milano who compared the photos with breastfeeding photos she posted.
"Wait! I don't get it. No disrespect to Kim but... people are offended by my breastfeeding selfies & are fine with her (amazing) booty cover?" she wrote. "I mean...it really is an unbelievable ass." Candace Cameron Bure, meanwhile, apparently got tired of people talking about the reality star's voluptuous figure. "How much longer do I have to look at Kim Kardashian's butt on my twitter feed? Ugh," she wrote.
Rosie O'Donnell defended the 34-year-old reality star's photo in a recent episode of "The View". "If I looked like Kim Kardashian, I would be naked in the frozen food section of [the store]," she joked.
According to Paper magazine, Kardashian received nothing from the naked photo shoot. "Kim was not paid to appear in the magazine. She was very excited to work with French photographer Jean-Paul Goude. Paper has never paid anyone to be on its cover," a rep said.
A source, however, told E! News that baring all was actually the reality star's idea. "Kim went into the shoot with just the one cover image in mind: the champagne pic, because Jean-Paul Goude wanted to recreate his pic he took 30 years ago. That was it," the source said, adding that the idea just showed up. "Kim was all game for anything and the art of it. He's iconic."
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