KARDASHIAN critics have been left stunned after seeing unedited photos of Kim at the 2023 Met Gala.
Kim, 42, looked stunning when she arrived at the prestigious fashion event wearing a white midi dress by Schiaparelli made entirely of strands of pearls.
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The stunning garment featured a silky corset bodice and bra in a golden hue.
Kim accessorized it with a huge diamond-and-pearl choker, diamond stud earrings, white sandals encrusted with pearls, and a matching pearl anklet.
She completed her look with an over-the-top coat worn off her shoulders and had her brunette hair styled in a dramatic updo.
Kim’s make-up had been done to perfection but in some unedited Met carpet photos, a close-up of her face shocked some people.
One image of Kim was shared on Reddit with the simple caption: “Nightmare fueled.”
Others quickly commented on the thread and shared their thoughts about Kim’s “real” face.
“I’m starting to realize there isn’t much you can do to combat aging lol she has all the money in the world and she still looks her age,” one person claimed.
Another wrote: “I like seeing their real skin texture. Filters and stuff has really ruined what I think my skin is supposed to look like.”
Someone else agreed and said: “Same here. If her skin is this textured with millions of dollars at her disposal then I’m going to keep on trucking with my dollar store routine thank you very much.”
A different Reddit user asked: “Why does everyone in this family have chapped lips.”
And another person accused: “I really enjoy that Kim has the signature keyhole lips from fillers but claims she’s never had any!”
Someone else added: “Kim had such gorgeous natural features, I really do wish she had let herself experience a more graceful “aging” process. She’s so fluffy with fillers!”
The comments come after it was revealed that mom-of-four Kim destroyed her Met Gala attire.
The Hulu star was spotted post-event with the bottom of her dress ripping as she walked.
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Kim wore a custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture dress for the annual event.
According to the Maison Schiaparelli website, the dress was designed by Creative Director Daniel Roseberry himself.
The site added that the gown boasted: “50,000 freshwater pearls and over 16,000 crystals. Molded corset is in blush satin, with a bone whitewashed faille stole.
“Her choker, pearl drop earrings, and articulated ring are made in crystals and unique baroque pearls,” the statement continued.
“The look took one dozen artisans over 1000 hours to create, as each strand of pearls was strung and draped to her body.”
However, the hard work seemed ruined as Kim returned to her hotel after the star-studded event.
The KUWTK alum’s strides tore the strands of pearls, with threads hanging loosely around her calves as the precious stones fell to the ground.
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It comes after critics were horrified after last year’s Met Gala when Kim seemingly damaged Marilyn Monroe’s legendary dress.
The Old Hollywood star wore the stunning slip as she sang “Happy Birthday” to President John F. Kennedy.
It was kept at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! in Orlando, Florida for safekeeping until Kim wore it.
However, shots of the dress after its modern-day outing surfaced online, showing damage to the fabric and stone decorations.
A “before” shot of the gown displayed the shoulder strap intact as it rested upon a plush mannequin.
An “after” photo showed a tattered and ripped strap hanging from the same figure.
Kim was previously accused of destroying Marilyn Monroe’s iconic $5 million gown after a video surfaced of the TV personality unable to fit inside the dress on The Kardashians.
In a shocking moment, the crew was forced to leave the back of the gown open to avoid ripping.
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