Kim Kardashian Is In Her Bangs Era With New Alluring Hairdo

Kim Kardashian is back with a new, enthralling hairdo, and unsurprisingly rocks it with no effort! The entrepreneur is no newbie to switching up her hair on a regular basis, often adding a splash of color regardless of the occasion.

She has done it again, but this time, going with a shade closer to her natural hair, which she once gave fans a glimpse of in a candid video.

Kim K took to her Instagram Stories with new videos of her latest look, featuring dark waist-length tresses with striking bangs while also flaunting her sculpted body. One of the clips showed her in a white two-piece activewear from her brand SKIMS, comprising body-hugging shorts and a bra top accentuating her toned abs.

It was a mirror snap featuring her filming herself in a serene space, looking like a bathroom with neutral decor, including a chair behind her. The socialite drew fans' attention to her bangs which she ruffled with one hand as her other hand held her phone.

In a second video captured in the same room and with her donning a similar outfit, she piled the tresses atop her head in a messy bun while pouting her lips. Kardashian then leaned towards the camera to air-kiss it with both hands on her head before leaving her hair to flow down her back.

Fans got one more view of her in a third clip of flaunting her alluring hairdo but in a different black two-piece active wear. An Ariana Grande track could be heard playing in the background, which the TV personality acknowledged with the caption, "always @ariianagrande."

Her hairstylist, Chris Appleton, could also be heard singing along in the background, prompting Kardashian to chuckle and ask, "What was that?"  She wanted to hear him better and told him so, but he declined, causing her to laugh and then move her lips to the song.

Although the 42-year-old appeared to be rocking her new hair just fine, she missed her former honey hair, as seen in a previous update on her Insta Story. The image, captioned, "I miss my honey [honey pot emoji] hair," was a screenshot of a Vogue piece with a view of her donning long, beautiful honey hair while rocking an all-black outfit.

The SKIMS founder is undoubtedly in her hair era as she began the year with an unexpected view of her natural hair, shocking her millions of fans who are used to her being all glammed up. As The Blast reported, she made the reveal via a TikTok video on her joint account with her firstborn North West. The duo was filmed lip-syncing to the Christmas song "Baby It's Cold Outside."

In the beginning, Kardashian was seated on the bed, wearing a two-piece pajama with no makeup on and without her typical lengthy weaves. Instead, fans saw her with thinner shoulder-length hair, possibly damaged by her constant hair escapades. Her hair was dyed honey-blonde with dark roots and done into a wet hairstyle, giving off a fresh-out-of-the-shower vibe.

Nevertheless, the "Kardashians" star looked so relatable, like every regular person with the experience of coloring their hair often. In no time, fans took to Twitter to remark on the natural look, including one who wrote, "Glad Kim Kardashian showed her real hair – Frizzy and bleached dried like the rest of us mortals."

Ahead of the widely celebrated season of love, Valentine's day, Kardashian's fashion company SKIMS released a Valentine-inspired lingerie set which she shared with fans on the gram.

In the post shared, she wore one of the pieces from the lingerie sets — a lavender-colored silk onesie designed with hot pink lace trims and thin straps. The lingerie had a slight ruffle and a large cut out over her midsection, showcasing some underboob. The Hollywood icon did not include any jewelry to her look but only styled her hair into a braided ponytail.  

As seen on the SKIMS website, the clothing is priced at $88, and although it was almost sold out, social media critics slammed it for looking "tacky."

A commenter compared the lingerie to "something you'd buy from Shein for $9," referring to the shopping brand known for "allegedly toxic clothing and poor working conditions." 

"This looks so cheap," a second user remarked. "I thought the same thing. Like, who's so stupid to think this doesn't look cheaply/badly made."