Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Remi Bader has humorously questioned the "Fits Everybody" marketing claim for SKIMS's new "Picot Micro Teddy" lingerie piece.
Kim Kardashian's brand recently released the $58 underwear, described as a "very revealing piece of lingerie" on the SKIMS website. The garment consists of minimal fabric designed to cover the chest, neck, posterior, and genital areas. It is available in light pink and a leopard print pattern and listed under the "Fits Everybody" section online.
Bader, 31, shared a video on Thursday depicting her struggle to put on and style the garment. "For $58, you can have your very own leopard floss up your a**hole," she joked in the video, questioning the design and functionality of the underwear.
"How does one get this on?" Bader asked as she attempted to step into the thong. "Is this the coverage we have here?" she continued, pointing to the small piece of fabric intended to cover her private area. Bader also commented on the minimal chest coverage, stating, "This doesn't even fit the small part of my nipple."
Convinced she might be wearing it incorrectly, Bader tried alternative methods of styling the lingerie, but found them equally unsuccessful. She eventually removed her bra to better assess the garment's coverage, while using nipple pads. "So we have full open air in the frontage area," she observed. "Alright guys, this is the way it goes."
She concluded the video sarcastically, "Want to know why? Because it fits everyone." Bader gained initial fame on TikTok for her realistic clothing hauls and advocacy for size inclusivity as a plus-size model.
Last year, Bader disclosed that she underwent a modified bariatric procedure in 2023 called single anastomosis duodenal-ileal bypass with sleeve gastrectomy (SADI-S) for weight loss. She reported a 140-pound weight loss following the surgery. This admission led to backlash from some fans who accused her of misleading them by not disclosing the procedure earlier when discussing her transformation.
Bader explained to Self that she pursued the weight loss surgery after cycles of unsuccessful and unhealthy weight loss attempts, including binge eating and experiencing gastrointestinal issues. She stated that while she embraced her curves for a long time, a point came when she became unhappy with her health.
Bader made her debut in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue in May. Sharing photos from the shoot, she expressed pride in her body, including scars, stretch marks, and cellulite, which she said represented her body's resilience through years of dieting, restriction, binging, purging, pain, surgeries, and significant internal changes. "No matter how my body continues to change over time or what size I am, I’ve grown so much respect for it for carrying me through and to me this photo represents that," she wrote. 
