Kim Kardashian was feeling nostalgic on Tuesday as she took to Instagram to share sizzling throwback snaps from her Cabo vacation.
The TV star, 39, posed in the pH๏τos that saw her sprawled on some steps, flaunting her hourglᴀss curves in a cream halterneck G-string ʙικιɴι.
Sporting a deep tan, the reality personality scraped her raven tresses back in a long, slender ponytail, adding shades to the look as she glanced out over the Mexican surrounds.
The reality star was pictured as she relaxed at the luxury Esperanza H๏τel and Resort, which offers an ocean front villa for around $7,000 a night.
The outfit is sure to join the ranks of Kim’s ‘archived’ clothing, after the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star admitted she keeps every single outfit she wears.
Kim previously revealed she has a ‘temperature controlled’ storage facility for every outfit she has worn that is linked to an app on her phone.
She said: ‘All of my old clothes go into a storage facility that’s temperature controlled, and I have different sections, like one for all my Met Gala dresses. Each thing is in a garment bag with a pH๏τo of me at the event.
‘I try to keep the shoes with the look as often as possible, especially in my wedding section. I have my wedding shoes and my dress on one rack. Then there’s my Hervé Leger section from back in the day – maybe not the looks with the shoes, but I have all the dresses.
‘Pretty much everything I’ve worn to an event is there.’
However, Kim keeps her iconic gold Versace gown, which she wore to the 2018 Met Gala, in her own personal wardrobe because she ‘loves seeing it’.
She added: ‘When I did the ad campaign for Balmain, Olivier Rousteing gave me one of everything, so I have a whole Balmain section. Sometimes I’ll take a mix of things that I love to see in my closet – even last year’s Versace dress that I wore to the Met I’ll keep in my closet because I love seeing it.
‘Depending on what’s in, like, say, neon, I’ll pull everything like that from the storage and put in my closet. If it’s starting to fade, then I’ll put it all in storage.’