Khloé Kardashian flaunted her fit form in a Sєxy social media post on Saturday.

The influencer, 40 — who allowed her daughter and niece to put on a fashion show in her closet — modeled a curve hugging dress with a daringly low-cut neckline.

The sleeveless black frock featured a corseted bodice and a straight skirt.

The model’s chocolate brown hair was pulled back into a sleek bun and she wore camera-ready makeup with a muted plum lip.

The Kardashians star accessorized with several gold rings and large silver dangling earrings that appeared to reflect the color of the dress.

‘Mug SH๏τ,’ the Good American founder wrote to describe the pictorial, which explained why she included a head sH๏τ looking straight into the camera’s lens and another provided a profile of her sculpted face.

‘It’s a real good mug,’ wrote her friend Malika Haqq with a smiling emoji.

‘Breathtaking’ commented personal trainer Senada Greca.

‘Beyond gorgeous,’ wrote influencer Olivia Pierson.

Kardashian who shares her kids True, six, and Tatum, two, with ex-partner Tristan Thompson, opened up how she achieved her jaw-dropping figure on the SHE MD Podcast in May.

‘I’ve worked really hard, because I used to be overweight a lot of my life,’ she said, explaining that she had always been athletic but what some would consider ‘chubby.’

‘For me, it’s always been the food,’ she stated.

She later added she had been an emotional eater for much of her life.

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Some fans have speculated Kardashian used weight loss drugs to shed the pounds, but she said for her, it was a case of mind over matter.

‘I had to retrain my mind as to what I could eat, what I couldn’t eat,’ describing how she would eliminate one vice at a time from her daily intake per week.

‘Now, that I’m in a good place body-wise,’ she said, ‘I do sorta eat what I want, but because my brain is so trained, you don’t even want half of the crap or junk,’ she claimed.

The influencer said she works out five days a week using cardio and strength training to get in shape, but said ‘if your brain isn’t trained with your body… it doesn’t matter.’