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Kim Kardashian brought fans along on her vacation with boyfriend Pete Davidson in Tahiti. Just days after posting a series of Instagram images of the couple enjoying some quality island time, the Skims founder and Skkn creator shared more bikini photos taken by Davidson, who she said passed the “boyfriend test” for taking Instagram-worthy photos of her.
In a second carousel post, the business mogul posed on a white-sand beach in a strapless silver metallic bikini top and matching high-waisted bottoms in black with silver piping by Body Glove. The color combination embraced a futuristic theme, which perfectly coordinated with Kardashian’s new platinum-blond hair. She completed her vacation look with black slides and a white beach tote. The same bikini top was seen in the earlier photos, which showed her doing stand-up paddleboarding with Davidson. This time, she wore it with black shorts for a more modest look.
The reality star also showcased another bikini a week earlier — a black bikini set by Skims featuring a plunging triangular top and cheeky string bikini bottoms, which she styled with large, round black sunglasses. Meanwhile, Davidson matched her relaxed look with black swim trunks, a Prussian-blue collared shirt with short black sleeves, a black cap, and Prada sunglasses in the same color.
The duo vacationed on the Brando Island in Tahiti after several busy weeks of attending a series of high-profile events in coordinated outfits, including the Met Gala, the premiere of “The Kardashians,” and the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Kardashian also recently graced the cover of Sports Illustrated’s annual Swimsuit issue and provided some more swimwear inspiration, just in time for summer.
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