Kim Kardashian was spotted while leaving a SKIMS photoshoot in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon.

The 41-year-old media personality made quite the impression while wearing an all-pink outfit that conformed tightly to her sculpted physique during her outing.

The reality television powerhouse then headed to the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! tourist attraction on Hollywood Boulevard after departing the photoshoot. 

Heading out: Kim Kardashian was spotted while leaving a SKIMS photoshoot in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon. The 41-year-old media personality made quite the impression while wearing an all-pink outfit that conformed tightly to her sculpted physique during her outing

Kardashian wore a hot pink Balenciaga zip-up hoodie that obscured much of her toned upper body during her outing.

The reality television powerhouse also rocked a set of form-hugging leggings that showed off her curvy form and included a set of high-heeled shoes.

The influencer accessorized with a small purse and a pair of silver-framed sunglasses that added a bit of shine to her monotone outfit.

Her platinum blonde locks remained free-flowing and paired well with the bright tone of her clothing.

Standing out: Kardashian wore a hot pink Balenciaga zip-up hoodie that obscured much of her toned upper body during her outing. She also rocked a set of form-hugging leggings that showed off her curvy form and also included a set of high-heeled shoes

Flowing gracefully: Her platinum blonde locks remained free-flowing and paired well with the bright tone of her clothing

Kardashian initially co-founded SKIMS with entrepreneur Jens Grede in 2019, and the pair initially named the brand Kimono.

The two were immediately hit with claims of cultural appropriation, and she gave the company its current name in August of that year.

The brand’s initial launch netted the company $2 million in profits, and its offerings sold out in a mere ten minutes.

The company was later given a valuation of $1.6 billion after just two years of business. 

In the past: Kardashian initially co-founded SKIMS with entrepreneur Jens Grede in 2019, and the pair initially named the brand Kimono. The two were immediately hit with claims of cultural appropriation, and she gave the company its current name in August of that year

Selling out: The brand’s initial launch netted the company $2 million in profits, and its offerings sold out in a mere ten minutes 

Doing well: The company was later given a valuation of $1.6 billion after just two years of business

Many of Kardashian’s family members, including her sister Khloe and half-sister Kylie, have appeared in ads for SKIMS.

The fashion industry personality herself has also adopted a hands-on approach to supporting her line, as she often appears in its promotional materials.

SKIMS items were notably offered to members of Team USA during the 2020 Summer Olympics and 2022 Winter Olympics.

The company notably received a $3.2 billion dollar evaluation this past March. 

Family affair: Many of Kardashian’s family members, including her sister Khloe and half-sister Kylie, have appeared in ads for SKIMS

Doing it herself: The fashion industry personality herself has also adopted a hands-on approach to supporting her line, as she often appears in its promotional materials

Moving upward: The company notably received a $3.2 billion dollar evaluation this past March

Kardashian spoke about her brand during an interview with Vogue UK, where she noted that she initially set out to make clothing for people of all shapes and sizes. 

‘I wanted to create a brand that could be relied on as a true solution for how people dress today. In doing this, it was especially important that we were size-inclusive and offered a range of colors,’ she said.

The influencer noted that she and her collaborators greatly valued the input and feedback that they received from their consumers. 

‘We’re creating the next generation of underwear, shapewear and loungewear by consistently bringing our customers newness and excitement with each drop,’ she stated. 

Grateful: The influencer noted that she and her collaborators greatly valued the input and feedback that they received from their consumers