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Khloe Kardashian appeared in good spirits as she went ravishing in red for her latest Instagram share. The 40-year-old reality star updated her account this weekend with late-night shots, looking her usual glamorous self and opting for a thigh-grazing hemline as she modeled a tiny red minidress.
Flaunting her fit figure as she maintains the weight she lost in 2022, Khloe stunned in her clingy number, one highlighting her fierce muscles and killer curves — plus something else. While tags shouted out sister Kim Kardashian‘s SKKN by Kim skincare line and sister Kylie Jenner’s KHY clothing one, a caption got fruity as Khloe referenced some cherries.
Khloe Kardashian Shows Instagram Her ‘Cherries’ Style
Dazzling as she traversed a gravel path and near lawns, Khloe flashed her gym-honed legs and toned waistline in an elegant, fiery-red minidress with a one-shouldered half sleeve, plus a revealing strap on the other side.
Displaying her trim waistline and toned shoulders, The Kardashians star showed off a golden tan as she wore a full face of makeup, with a sweeping of bronzer highlighting her cheekbones.
Wearing her hair in a bun and smiling in the first photo, Khloe oozed confidence as she rocked barely-there heels, and it looks like she was doing both of her siblings a giant favor. Kylie has been ramping up promo for her KHY line, although Khloe likely takes a fee for her influencer duties. In a caption, the Good American founder dropped a cherries emoji.
Expanding Her Good American Empire
Khloe didn’t tag her own brand, but her Instagram is packed with promo for Good American, founded in 2016.
On July 11, the mom of two posed in a skimpy crop top and ripped jeans, announcing her latest denim model and it isn’t just any one. “I’m so excited to announce the limited edition Khloé Jean is officially here and available @goodamerican!! I hope you love them as much as I do,” she wrote.
Good American was one of the first brands to truly embrace size inclusivity.
“At our core, the desire is to make fashion as inclusive as possible and for women to feel empowered and represented,” founder Khloe told Marie Claire. She added:
“Fashion sometimes gets really intimidating, and people feel that they can’t venture out into certain things, because they were only shown certain silhouettes or styles.”
Good American has made headlines of its own this summer as it snaps up supermodel Emily Ratajkowski as its latest campaign face. Meanwhile, sister Kim has been snapping up the likes of singer Sabrina Carpenter and rapper Cardi B for her SKIMS brand.
Khloe is followed by 308 million on Instagram.