We can’t believe we’re writing this, but Kim Kardashian has come under fire for *yet another* Photoshop fail. This comes just one week after younger sister Khloé Kardashian was called out for posting a very poorly edited picture of herself on Instagram. (For anyone who missed it, the size and shape of Khloé’s hand gave the game away. It has to be seen to be believed!)
However, the 37-year-old Good American founder’s editing mishap is old news, as all the attention is now on the 41-year-old SKIMS founder, as she posted – and quickly deleted; but not before the internet had time to take screen shots! – a picture of herself modeling her latest SKIMS collection on the beach, which involved some very questionable Photoshopping on her leg in one of the pictures.
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It appears that Kim – or whoever is in charge of editing her pictures – wanted to make her leg appear much slimmer, but it was a hilarious fail, as not only did her calves have an almost unnatural and distorted shape, but she/the Photoshopper also overlooked the shadow in the sand. Oops! Many social media accounts reposted the image, including the Twitter account @SoberSara, which shared the pic along with the caption, "Kim, Kim, Kim..... Your right leg is, uh...."
Naturally, there were a lot of comments! "Shadows never lie," wrote one Twitter user, while another added, "They forgot to photo shop the shadow!!! Lol," followed by a laughing emoji. "You know by now I am convinced that the kardashians do these 'photo mishaps' on purpose. So they can stay relevant," mused another. "This has to be one of her sister's sabotaging her or a disgruntled intern," another fan jokes. "Hahahahahahahaha does she think no one will notice? Lmao" another Twitter user wrote. Other fans, however, didn’t think the Photoshopping was the most head-scratching part of the picture, as the question of why Kim was wearing gloves on a beach was raised several times. "I’m just tripping off the gloves ….at the beach!?" read one comment.
