Kim Kardashian Doesn’t Know How To Dress Now That Kanye Is Gone
Twitter isn’t shy when it comes to their opinions on Kim Kardashian’s latest questionable fashion looks post-Kanye West fallout. On Tuesday (July 6), the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star…

(L-R) Kim Kardashian and Kanye West attend the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Radhika Jones at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on February 09, 2020 in Beverly Hills, California.
Frazer Harrison/Getty ImagesTwitter isn't shy when it comes to their opinions on Kim Kardashian's latest questionable fashion looks post-Kanye West fallout.
On Tuesday (July 6), the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star posted on her social media to share some photos taken during a visit with designers Donatella Versace and Kim Jones. The 40-year-old posed in a vintage Gucci dress, a cropped red cardigan and strappy heels -- all acceptable until you look at the top of her head, where she is wearing a Sci-Fi Fantasy baseball cap.
"LEGENDS!!!" she captioned her Instagram post to her 234+ million followers.
Twitter got ruthless with how the mogul decided to dress herself, with a few users commenting a screenshot of Kanye West tweeting, "I have to dress Kim everyday so she doesn't embarrass me," adding "guess we know he wasn't lying."
Another person suggested Kim should just hire Kanye as a stylist:
As this Twitter user blatantly put it, "You really did need Kanye. You've been looking terrible since he left you."
As if Kim hadn't seen the comments on her prior outfit, she decided to top another look with a baseball cap -- this time with a weed logo. She wore a shiny cherry minidress with strappy heels once again, and although we appreciate the sentiment of her being 420 friendly, it does not go with the look at all.
On June 30, Kim posted a day of her in Rome, but her outfit choice is just horrendous. Wearing shiny blue boxing shorts with a cream-colored top and shoes that we aren't entirely sure are flip flops or heels.
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