Khloe Kardashian looked radiant as she posed in her latest denim drop.
The Kardashians star, 40 — who frequently models for her brand — showed off her incredible curves in her latest Instagram post to promote her company, Good American.
She posed seductively in a corset and black Good American jeans that flaunted her hourglass figure.
Her long blonde locks were parted down the middle and styled in waves as they cascaded over her shoulders.
‘Caution: The Khloe Jean may cause compliments,’ the company wrote in the caption.
The reality star paired the look with an oversized denim jacket that clung to her frame.
She looked doll-like wearing a full face of makeup that showed off her pink cheeks and full pout.
In another snap, she displayed her backside and flaunting her incredible curves.
The post was a hit with Good American’s 2.4million followers, racking up over 2.2k likes as fans rushed to the comments to pen their support for the younger sister of Kim Kardashian.
‘She rocks with these beautiful jeans,’ one fan penned. Another chimed in writing: ‘I’m so obsessed.’
Kardashian co-founded Good American back in 2016 alongside businesswoman Emma Grede.
Grede, 41, serves as the CEO of the brand and is known for her work in fashion and entrepreneurship.
In April of last year, she announced that her company would opening its flagship store at the Westfield Century City Mall in Los Angeles.
The carousel of photos comes after the blonde beauty admitted that she likely would have tried the hot weight loss drug Ozempic, had it been popular when she was ‘bigger.’
‘When I was bigger, if they had Ozempic, I probably would have tried it, because I tried any other thing. I tried any fad weight loss trend, except for the real thing that actually works, and that’s a lifestyle change,’ Khloe said.
‘So I really wanna encourage healthiness and not about the number on a scale. I just think people should be active,’ she added.
‘I don’t really care what your size is, and you should just be healthy and stronger for yourself,’ she finished.
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Source: USA Today
