Kim Kardashian has launched a new lingerie collection under her brand Skims, introducing what the company describes as its smallest designs so far. Named Micro Fits Everybody, the collection features bikini style tops, bottoms, and bodysuits with minimal coverage. Soon after the launch, the collection became a major topic of discussion on social media, with many users sharing different opinions about the new designs.
The new collection is based on Skims’ popular Fits Everybody range, which is known for offering products in a wide range of sizes. This latest version focuses on smaller and more revealing designs. One of the products is the Micro Hipster, priced at $20, which offers a cheeky fit. Another is the Micro Thong, also priced at $20. The official product description for the thong says it is “made for fun.”
The collection also includes a thong teddy priced at $58. The one piece outfit is made with very little fabric and thin straps that wrap around the body. Compared to earlier Skims collections, these new designs provide much less coverage and are aimed at people looking for bold and eye catching lingerie styles.
To announce the launch, Kim Kardashian shared several photos on Instagram wearing pieces from the new collection. In one picture, she wore a leopard print halter bralette with a matching thong. In another look, she layered another leopard print bottom over the first before changing into a bright neon pink set that offered slightly more coverage.
The photos quickly went viral and attracted thousands of reactions online. While some people appreciated the bold fashion choices, others questioned whether the collection would be practical for most buyers. Several users also posted humorous comments. One person wrote, “kimberly that does not fit everybody,” while another commented, “Itty Bitty Kimmy Committee.” The remarks reflected the wide range of opinions surrounding the latest launch.
The new collection comes shortly after another Skims campaign featuring actor Will Ferrell. In that campaign, he appeared wearing underwear inspired by his Netflix character Lonnie the Hawk. Although that campaign featured more covered styles, both releases continue Skims’ approach of creating attention through unique designs and celebrity appearances.
The launch of Micro Fits Everybody has once again sparked conversations about fashion, body confidence, and changing lingerie trends. While opinions remain divided, the collection has generated significant interest online and has become one of the brand’s most talked about releases in recent months.