I tried the viral Kim Kardashian’s Skims shorts… there was one feature I didn’t expect to find & it makes SO much sense | The Sun

A WOMAN who tried Kim Kardashian's viral Skims shorts was amazed when she discovered a hidden feature.

The brand is known for it's soft shapewear and fashion fans rave about the quality pieces, and there's clearly a good reason – they've thought of everything.

Fashionista Nassima was amazed when she tried on the shorts and found that there was a hole added into the crotch.

She posted on her TikTok account @beaussima, sharing why the feature actually makes a lot of sense.

Nassima joked: "I've now worn the Skims shorts twice, which makes me a bit of an expert.

She explained that she "never expected" the "surprise feature" but it's not as straight forward as you might think.

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She continued: "There are some really important tips that you need to know.

"First of all if you're wearing the Skims and you need to pee, this little gadget here is very helpful," she said showing off the hole in the shorts.

"Here's what you don't want to do, don't just pee, don't do that.

"That will end up splashing, it's not recommended."

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Instead the fashion fan said it's important to lean forward or you'll inevitably make a bit of a mess.

She continued: "I very much appreciate the existence of the pee pee hole, I think it's very much considerate to anyone that has the desire to urinate.

"Two thumbs up from me, bravo Kimberly."

Viewers of the clip loved the clever feature, one said: "I think I'm sold! I was just baffled how you'd use that and not make a mess."

A second said: "This is way too much effort, I'm embracing the lumps and bumps."


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