'This is not attractive': Internet roasts Kim Kardashian over 'uncomfortable' SKIMS menswear collection

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'The Kardashians' Star Kim Kardashian recently added a menswear collection to her $4 billion worth shapewear brand, SKIMS. However, social media users suggest that 'no straight guy would wear skims'.

Kim's company SKIMS recently announced that it will be launching its first range of briefs, boxers, tanks and tees for men inspired by the same design philosophy applied to its well-liked womenswear.

The size-inclusive line has been 'rooted in comfort, fit and superior movement,' to make any man feel confident, whether or not he has a 36-inch vertical leap. The initial drop featured the Cotton, Stretch, and performance-driven Sport collections.

The collection ranges from sizes XS to 5X, all of which will be available for purchase on skims.com on October 26. The designs will range in price from $16 to $54, and packs from $42 to $98.

Meanwhile, a Reddit user created a thread captioning, "Kim’s creative ‘porn’ vision." The tread continues, "????? I wonder how much he got paid…number one fan Johnny Cyrus is loving this... just waiting for gaynanwithaspraytan ?…he’s hilarious."

Multiple users took to the comment section to mock Kim's new mens wear campaign. A social media user questioned, "And this guy needs shape wear because…..?"

Another critic wrote, "Your caption is so on point. These shots give gay p**nography vibes. I mean, what straight man would go and buy himself a pair of these? Corey? Oh wait… nvm ?."

Another person added, "It's giving gay p**no. Seriously, is kim finally cashing in on the gay men with skims for men? I just hope he got paid enough because these are giving me the same vibes as kylie's concealed yatching advertisement. iykyk."

Another user wrote, "Are these padded undies for men." Another follower noted, "I don't think it's for the straight guys No straight guy would wear skims."

Kim Kardashian ropes in Neymar Jr. for SKIMS Men's campaign

Kim Kardashian's SKIMS menswear campaign featured Brazilian soccer player Neymar Jr., 31, San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa, 26, and Oklahoma City Thunder basketballer Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, 25.

All three of the athletes show off their six-pack abs and tattoos in the campaign video. Neymar posed shirtless in a pair of briefs in a steamy new campaign for her shapewear brand.

According to a Press release, SKIMS selected the athletes based on their backgrounds, how they own their personal style and their ability to connect with people beyond the realm of sports.

Kim Kardashian shares her excitement about 'next chapter for SKIMS'

Kim Kardashian recently shared her excitement over the addition of menswear to her shapewear brand. The reality star said in the statement, "The expansion into the menswear space is a major milestone for the brand, and a testament to SKIMS' commitment to providing solutions for everybody."

The founder and creative director added, "I am incredibly excited about this next chapter for SKIMS and cannot wait for everyone to experience our amazing range of products." Meanwhile, in an interview with WSJ, Kim said, "There really is a niche in the marketplace for our designs, our color tones and our materials."

'The Kardashians' star explained her decision to feature three athletes in the men's campaign. She said, "They're all just individually so great in their fields, but also all three are so different."

North West almost exposes Kim Kardashian's SKIMS menswear ahead of its launch

Just a few days before the official launch of the SKIMS menswear collection, Kim Kardashian's daughter North appeared to hint at the men's line during a TikTok Live. The mother and daughter duo went on the platform to film themselves watching the latest episode of 'The Kardashians'.

At one point, North said to her viewers, "Guys, there's another brand coming up." Kim asked her 'what brand' she was talking about, and North responded, 'You know!' with a sly grin.

However, Kim cut her off before she could expand and said, "You don't talk about people's business like this. Just chill."