Fashion meets intergalactic PR stunt? Kim’s Mars-inspired ad campaign is too bold for science. 🚀💋
Kim Kardashian’s latest campaign for SKKN, titled “First Face of Mars,” shows the beauty mogul in full astronaut couture—posing in a red dust landscape with the tagline:
“If Mars had beauty standards… I’d set them.”
The images, shot in a desert studio with CGI enhancements, show Kim in liquid metal bodysuits, futuristic visors, and oxygen tube-inspired makeup packaging.
But while fans gushed, scientists cringed. NASA officials reportedly “disapproved” of the campaign, claiming it misrepresents space exploration and trivializes planetary science.
Online reaction?
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“Kim colonizing Mars with contour.”
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“NASA: Not Another SKIMS Advertisement.”
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“She’s not an astronaut. She’s an alien queen.”
Still, the collection sold out in 9 minutes.
Kim responded subtly in a Story:
“Space is the new runway. Sorry not sorry.”
If aliens are watching, they now know who Earth’s beauty queen is.