Influencer Remi Bader has humorously challenged the marketing of Kim Kardashian's Skims "Fits Everybody" collection, particularly its micro teddy garment. In a viral Instagram try-on video, Bader expressed skepticism about the claim that the piece fits everyone.
Bader, a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, documented her attempt to put on the leopard-printed micro teddy, a piece from the Skims line that ranges in size from XXS to 3X. The garment, priced at $58, is described as a thong teddy and consists of minimal fabric. "For $58 you can have your very own floss up you're a—hole," Bader joked in the video.
Throughout the clip, Bader is seen twisting and turning the leopard-print material, struggling to determine which end is the front and which is the back. She attempts to step into the garment in various ways, highlighting her difficulty in figuring out how to wear it. At one point, Bader, who initially wore a bra and briefs, removes the bra hoping it would assist with the fit of the skimpy fabric.
Noting the collection's name, Bader questioned the inclusivity of the design, asking, "Whomst is everybody? Because this doesn't even fit the small part of my nipple." The garment itself sold out in sizes XXS to M shortly after the video gained traction.
Commenters on the video drew comparisons to children's games, with one writing, "It reminds me of the game I used to play when I was younger, in elementary school – cats cradle." Bader's attempt to showcase the Skims micro teddy and her commentary on its fit have resonated with many online viewers.