Kim Kardashian Blows Fans Away Without Makeup Or Filters In Latest Skims Ad: ‘You Look Amazing!’

Kim Kardashian is full of surprises – how else do you describe dyeing her hair platinum blonde for the Met Gala and wearing the late Marilyn Monroe’s dress on the red carpet?

The 42-year-old Skims mogul always likes to keep her fans guessing; and we can almost guarantee that her fans didn’t expect her to pose for a Skims ad without a single drop of makeup on. And none of her go-to filters, either!

The mom-of-four stripped off her makeup and went completely bare-faced in some promotional pics for Skims’ brand new Recycled Nylon collection, leaving her fans completely speechless!

On July 18th, she shared a post with Skims’ 5.2M Instagram followers consisting of two pictures taken by Hugh Wilson, who was also tagged in the post. Both pictures showed her with platinum blonde hair – so we don’t actually know when the picture was taken – wearing the Recycled Nylon high cut bodysuit in the color Oxide. The first picture showed the Kardashians star flaunting her insane figure while wearing the bodysuit from the front, while the second picture showed Kim facing the back, to show off the backless, super-racy back. As one fan noted on social media, it left very little to the imagination!

Fans were complimentary of Kim’s face *and* her iconic curves, as well as the new Skims product she was promoting! “That’s that natural beauty I’m talking about,” raved one fan in the comments section, followed by the fire emoji and the star eyes emoji. “I live for a bare faced Kim,” praised another.

“I love to see this woman winning in life, she’s an inspiration,” wrote another fan. “Body perfection!” exclaimed another, followed by the heart eyes emoji. “Looks so good,” gushed another, followed by three heart eyes emojis, as another said, “You look amazing,” and another added, “My jaw dropped.” “How gorgeous and more gorgeous,” commented another fan, followed by the very popular heart eyes emoji, as another said, “Kim is just everything,” while someone else simply said, “Perfection.”