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Fans roast Kanye West's new Skims rival inspired by Bianca Censori
Kanye West's latest fashion design sparked ridicule from fans. The rapper, 47, announced an upcoming women's line from his YZY fashion brand via Instagram on Tuesday.
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Kanye West's latest fashion design sparked ridicule from fans.
The rapper, 47, announced an upcoming women's line from his YZY fashion brand via Instagram on Tuesday, sharing a look at one of the designs, inspired by his wife Bianca Censori, 30.
Kim Kardashian's ex, who is known for styling Bianca in risqué barely-there looks, posted an image of a skimpy black thong bodysuit from the new line.
The design â which looks very similar to one previously worn by Bianca just two weeks ago â incorporates thin spaghetti straps and a revealing sheer black material.Â
The Grammy winner's fans quickly shared their opinions on the bodysuit from the new line, which rivals Kardashian's SKIMS brand, with one fan calling the tiny piece of clothing a 'napkin.'Â
In the caption of his post, Kanye also issued a warning to his competition and called out Adidas, after the company terminated their partnership with him in 2022 following his anti-Semitic remarks.
Kanye West's, 47, latest fashion design from his upcoming YZY women's line sparked ridicule from fansÂ
The rapper shared a look at one of the pieces â a skimpy thong bodysuit â inspired by his wife Bianca Censori, 30, who wore what looked to be the same design just two weeks prior (pictured)
Another fan hilariously asked: 'Can u model in this please.'
Someone else dubbed it the 'Bianca censori covid mask.'
'Is that a grocery bag?' another fan questioned.Â
'Not enough skin showing,' someone else chimed in.Â
Others pleaded with the hip hop star to make more comfortable outfits and not looks reminiscent of his wife's style.Â
'Aye Yeezy, please donât try to dress us like your wife. Make some stuff thatâs also cute and comfy.'
'Ainât letting my gf wear this bro,' another fan added.Â
Speaking to his competition in the caption, Kanye wrote: 'Yzy womenâs coming next âą SCALING INNOVATION For anyone in clothing that doesnât work at Yeezy be afraid Be very afraid.'
He then called out Adidas, writing, 'No corporations leveraging my platform Using me to get to get to us Overcharging our community while ignoring my vision and direction.'Â
The Grammy winner's fans quickly shared their opinions on the bodysuit from the new line, which rivals his ex wife Kim Kardashian's SKIMS brand; Kanye pictured in 2024
In the caption, Kanye also issued a warning to his competition and called out Adidas, after the company terminated their partnership with him in 2022 following his antisemitic remarks
One fan called the tiny piece of clothing a 'napkin'
'Is that a grocery bag?' another one questioned
Another fan hilariously asked: 'Can u model in this please'
Someone else dubbed it the 'Bianca censori covid mask'
Others pleaded with the hip hop star to make more comfortable outfits and not looks reminiscent of his wife's style
'Not enough skin showing,' someone else chimed in
'Ainât letting my gf wear this bro,' another fan added
'Stopping the foam runners and Yeezy slides production during COVID only to copy the designs People tried to tell me to go back to adidas.'
'Of course they were people close enough to ask for money from me They didnât care about my freedom or vision.'
Kanye then stated he has a 'John Wick vendetta against every fashion company.'
'As my fellow Gemini Tupac said Die mutherf****r Die Now play off the grid.'
Earlier this month Kanye shared a number of snaps showing Bianca in what looked to be the exact bodysuit along with black fishnet stockings.Â
Bianca has sparked controversy with her sizzling looks a number of times in the past.
The brunette has stepped out on several occasions with her bare breasts clearly visible beneath see-through mesh outfits.
Kanye West founded Yeezy in 2009.
The company officially launched in 2013, but his initial collaborations with Nike began in 2009.
In October of last year Kanye and Adidas settled their legal dispute - two years after the sportswear brand ended their partnership with the rapper over his anti-Semitic comments.
West's $220million annual deal with the German company, which was worth $1.5billion in total, was terminated in October 2022 - after the musician made repeated vile remarks - including an X post saying he would go 'death-con 3 on Jewish people.'
Earlier this month Kanye shared a number of snaps showing Bianca in what looked to be the exact bodysuit
Kanye is known for styling Bianca in risqué barely-there looks
West's $220million annual deal with Adidas, which was worth $1.5billion in total, was terminated in October 2022 - after the musician made repeated vile remarks - including an X post saying he would go 'death-con 3 on Jewish people'
Adidas announced they reached an an out-of-court settlement with West to end all legal proceedings between them - adding that no money changed hands in the agreement.
The axing of West saw him lose his billionaire status - and was among multiple high-profile endorsements the rapper lost in the wake of his outbursts.
The partnership began in 2013, after he let a collaboration with Nike, and was expected to be a ten-year-long production.
Before being dumped by the brand Kanye had already begun publicly sparring with Adidas executives, accusing them of âstealingâ his ideas.
West owns the Yeezy brand but Adidas paid him an annual royalty fee to sell the products.
In February 2024 West slammed Adidas for releasing new 'fake' Yeezys without his consent.
Meanwhile his ex-wife Kim â with whom he shares three kids â launched a Valentine's Day themed SKIMS drop with K-Pop singer RosĂ© on Tuesday.
The 44-year-old socialite took to her Instagram Story to tease her clothing brand's upcoming additions, giving fans a previews of the pink and heart romantic-inspired ensembles.
Meanwhile his ex-wife Kim â with whom he shares three kids â founded her SKIMS brand in 2019. The company was recently valued at $4 billion; Kim seen in 2024
The collection is currently available for previews via the SKIMS website, offering everything from sexy lingerie sets to an even hotter 'after dark' attire collection in addition.
Prices range from $18 for a dipped front thong to $120 for a sleep set.
SKIMS has five brick-and-mortar stores â Washington, D.C.; Aventura, Florida; Austin and Houston, Texas; and Atlanta, Georgia.
And the brand â which was founded in June 2019 â was recently valued at $4 billion, initially sold shapewear before branching out into loungewear, swimwear, and most recently, menswear.
, U.S. entertainment outlet Variety reported that Son Suk Ku and Choi Hee Seo would appear in the upcoming indie movie Bedford Park.
Son Suk Kuâs agency Stannum confirmed the news, stating, âIt is true that Son Suk Ku will be appearing in the film.â Choi Hee Seo also confirmed her involvement by sharing a screenshot of the article on her social media.
Bedford Park is the directorial debut of writer and editor Stephanie Ahn and tells the story of a Korean American woman grappling with the clash between familial loyalty and her personal aspirations and a former wrestler striving to make amends for his troubled past.
This marks the fourth collaboration between Son Suk Ku and Choi Hee Seo. The duo first worked together in the 2014 play Burning Love (literal title) and the 2023 play Army on the Tree (literal title). They also collaborated on the 2021 project Unframed, where they joined forces with actors Park Jung Min and Lee Je Hoon to write and direct a series of short films.
âBedford Parkâ is expected to begin production this spring.
Watch Son Suk Ku in his hit film âThe Roundupâ below:
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And Choi Hee Seo in âNow, We Are Breaking Upâ here:
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