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Kim Kardashian’s Wardrobe Malfunction Raises Heat

Kim Kardashian has been suspected of “pushing the limit” of acceptable behaviour when dressing up as a renowned black woman for Halloween. Kim Kardashian’s Wardrobe Malfunction Raises Heat.

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The mum of 2, who has been exploiting the spooky vacation as an excuse to pay tribute to her icons, together with Madonna and Cher, debuted her latest get-up last night – and fans weren’t affected.

Kim picked R&B legend Aaliyah to be her latest ‘Ween-inspo and picked her entire head-to-toe outfit from the strive once more video to duplicate.

Just like the urban pop singer, Kim wore a silver chain bandeau, a thick sequin choker. Even tight animal skin trousers and a belt to match the garment and donned an extended, brunette wig. She wore that in an exceedingly centre parting.

The bralet was simply a shade too tiny for Kim’s boobs. It led to a quick nip-slip as she panned the camera over her body for her social media followers.

Kim additionally wore the significant navy eyeshadow and shiny nude lipstick that Aaliyah had on in her video – and even complete the late singer’s track within the background as she showed off the ultimate result.

Kim Kardashian’s Wardrobe Malfunction Raises Heat.

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