Kim Kardashian recently faced fan backlash after attempting to sell her used clothing and accessories on the Kardashian Kloset, a family-run online resale site. In an Instagram Story, Kim showcased several high-priced items from her personal collection, captioning the post: “Just added new items to my [Kardashian Kloset].” The site aims to offer fans a piece of the Kardashian-Jenner lifestyle by selling unique items from the family’s wardrobes.
Among the new listings, Kim featured a rare Louis Vuitton X Supreme luggage bag priced at up to $9,000 and a snakeskin Dolce & Gabbana skirt for around $3,000. Other high-end brands in the clip included Calvin Klein, Prada, and Tom Ford.
This promotion followed criticism Kim received for flaunting her wealth. In mid-February, she posted a photo of her Tesla Cybertruck, valued at approximately $60,000. The image showed the truck’s rear end and right side, covered in raindrops and parked outdoors. The Cybertruck, known for its sharp lines and stainless steel exoskeleton, offers ample space, including a bed in the back and a gear locker.
Kim captioned the photo, “Cool Carpool Mom,” but many fans were unimpressed. Critics took to the comments to mock the Skims founder, with one saying, “Kimberly, you’re a billionaire. Stop this nonsense,” and another noting, “Not even parked in the lines.”
The backlash underscores the disconnect some fans feel between the Kardashian family’s extravagant lifestyle and their attempts to sell used items at premium prices.
