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Kim Kardashian’s latest lace-up look is completely see-through from the waist down

Add Page Six on Google 5 Kim Kardashian turned heads at this weekend’s Update LA pop-up event. BACKGRID Kim Kardashian’s summer style knows no bounds.

The reality star attended an event for her newest venture, energy drink Update, in Los Angeles on Saturday night wearing little more than a low-cut bodysuit.

Kardashian slipped into a black spaghetti-strap dress by Ludovic de Saint Sernin that featured a completely see-through overlay with a revealing underlayer.

Not only did the high-hip bodysuit feature a plunging neckline and show off her hips, the bottom of the skirt included lace-up sides left slightly undone.

The Skims founder, 45, draped a black leather coat around her elbows and styled the look with black strappy heels.

Kardashian attended the event alongside de Saint Sernin, who coordinated his look in a tight, sheer, mesh turtleneck and black satin pants.

Kardashian’s night-out dress stands in contrast to her outfits as of late, fresh on the heels of an Idaho vacation with her family and boyfriend Lewis Hamilton.

However, the revealing look does closely mirror both a dress she wore in 2016 with then-husband Kanye West as well as a Diesel “birthday suit” worn in 2024 to ring in her 44th year.

She may have a new business, but she’s still the same Kim.

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