KARDASHIAN fans have teased Kylie Jenner for her latest avant-garde fashion choice.
Kylie's, 26, recent photo dump shared on Instagram featured her in an ensemble that didn't seem to bode well with the general public.
The mom of two sported a pure white latex dress that fit snugly all the way down to her shins.
Since the outfit had a boat neck, her busty chest and cleavage were fully hidden.
In the back of the Hulu personality's dress was a long train made out of the same fabric as the attire she had on.
Kylie paired the dress with white open-toe boot heels, and arranged her long black hair into a slicked back ponytail.
So far, fans online have negatively responded to the outfit the reality star wore while in Paris, France.
One person wrote under Kylie's post: "Them shoes ruined it."
Another added: "These shoes are ridiculous."
A third person cosigned: "Stop trying to make toeless leggings happen. It’s not going to happen!! It can’t."
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Fans further dragged Kylie's recent photos after the images made it to an online thread on Reddit.
"I hate the shoes. She’s been wearing this same style and making sure she gets papped in Las.
"Makes me think she’s coming out with something. Her own brand?," one fan ranted.
Another shadily added: "I feel like it looks suffocating."
Someone else noted: "Not the shoes. The rest looks good why the shoes???"
QUESTIONABLE KYLIE
Kylie's feet being held to the fire for what she puts on her body is not new.
Her Paris Fashion Week lion dress was the "mane" conversation among fans earlier this year.
After backlash from critics, Kylie clapped back after she was slammed as "disgusting" and "grim."
The Kardashians star had a fake cut-off lion head attached to her black strapless dress at the Schiaparelli Haute Couture show.
The incredibly lifelike male lion head, complete with a full mane, was sewn onto the bodice of Kylie's dress.
Kylie completed her outfit with a black velvet gown, gold-toed shoes, and a croc-skin bag.
The lion's head remained on Kylie's dress as she sat in the front row at the fashion show.
A NO-GO!
In Instagram photos of the gown in question, Kylie wrote in the caption: "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Thank you Daniel Roseberry and Schiaparelli for such a special morning.
"Wow i loved wearing this faux art creation constructed by hand using manmade materials. beautiful beautiful."
While Kylie was clearly happy with her controversial look, critics online slammed her outfit as "cruel" and "twisted".
Of the 35k comments on her Instagram photos, most followers slammed Kylie for missing the mark.
Kardashian critics also had a heyday on a popular Reddit page following the famous family, with one person writing: "I know it’s a fake lion head but it’s jarring.
"This made me so sad. it’s giving cruella de vil animal hater. i’m not a tree hugging vegan but how can you look at this and not be reminded of a beheaded lion? it’s a bit cruel to wear a lion head like some trophy," wrote another.
"It's giving taxidermy realness," scathed another.
One criticized: "I don't like this. I know it's a fake, but still. Using animals purely for fashion is just wrong. It has Jungle Book vibe, the colonial "White man rules the world" vibe. Using beautiful creatures for vanity. Bleh."
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One Redditor tried to offer some positivity, writing: "All of the Schiaparelli heads are man-made. They are hand sculpted, the process is actually very impressive!"
But most were not having it, with another writing: "She's disgusting for doing this. I mean, what does this say to you? Seriously. Come on."
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