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“It Doesn’t Even Cover the Nipple”: Influencer Mocks Kim Kardashian’s Microscopic Skims Bodysuit

18:30, August 14

Influencer Remi Bader put Skims’ new Fits Everybody collection to a rather revealing test—and, judging by her reaction, she was far from impressed with the result.

Kim Kardashian’s brand says the collection is designed to fit a wide range of body types and is available in sizes from XXS to 3X. But the $58 Micro Teddy bodysuit left Bader questioning the very name of the line.

She shared a humorous try-on video on Instagram featuring the tiny bodysuit, which consists almost entirely of thin straps. “For $58, you can get your very own dental floss for…” the influencer joked while commenting on the design.

At the beginning of the video, Bader struggled to figure out how the miniature bodysuit was even supposed to be worn, trying out different ways to put it on.

“I’m trying to understand what they meant when they created this and how you’re even supposed to put it on,” she said.

At one point, the influencer turned her attention to the name of the collection.

“Who exactly is ‘everybody’? Because this thing doesn’t even cover a little bit of my nipple,” Bader said.

Her followers quickly joined the conversation. One compared the bodysuit’s design to the children’s game cat’s cradle, saying the numerous intertwined straps looked impossibly tangled.

Despite the questionable try-on, Micro Teddy has already become a hot commodity: the neon pink and leopard-print versions are sold out in sizes ranging from XXS to M.


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