Kim Kardashian Has No Idea What to Wear in That Awkward Stage of Early Pregnancy
LatestLook, we get it. We know. It fucking sucks getting dressed in the beginning of your second trimester. Because you don’t look pregnant yet—you just look thick in the middle. You’ve outgrown some of your regular wardrobe, but you’re not big enough for maternity clothes (most of which aren’t cute anyway). It makes getting dressed really difficult and stressful. And the hormones don’t make you feel any better, emotionally speaking. So we feel for Kim Kardashian. Really, we do. But isn’t she supposed to be a fashion-y person, a “designer” or former stylist or something? And rich? And living for the cameras? She should be showing us how it’s done, frankly. Instead, it’s like watching a person who doesn’t know how to swim desperately flailing in three feet of water, trying not to drown. You feel a little bad for her, but it’s also really funny.
This look is almost comical, like she’s trying to make us laugh. Maybe it comes across that way because she’s wearing clown pants—but, you know, a sad clown.
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