She’s the apple of our eye.
Khloé Kardashian went for a racy look on the cover of a special issue of Tmrw magazine Thursday, with the reality star holding a Biblical accessory as she rocked a lace dress that only covered half of her chest.
The 39-year-old Good American founder wore a one-shouldered black Dolce & Gabbana blazer dress that left the right side of her torso completely bare, covering up her chest with a bright red apple in an image she shared on Instagram.
Kardashian wore her hair slicked back in the bold pic, adding a pair of House of Emmanuele crystal statement earrings featuring crosses and pearls.
“INTRODUCING 100+ pages of KHLOÉ KARDASHIAN like you’ve never seen her before…” the magazine posted on Instagram Thursday, promising a full issue “completely dedicated to the icon of ‘Keeping Up’ herself.”
She wore a see-through black lace dress in a photo Tmrw shared, posing in another Eve-themed pic as she leaned forward to take a bite of an apple.
In a third shot, the mom of two wears nothing but a black Leo Season fur coat and a pair of tights, changing into a lace bodysuit with coordinating gloves as she strikes a dancer-like pose in another pic.
Fans and famous friends were quick to weigh in on the revealing cover look, like Kourtney Kardashian’s ex-boyfriend, Scott Disick, who quipped, “🍎 a day keeps the doctor away.”
“loooooove” little sis Kylie Jenner wrote, while Kim Kardashian added, “GORGEOUS.”
“Real Housewives of New York” star Brynn Whitfield wrote, “It’s giving RHONY 😍🍎🔥” while a fan added “Garden of Khloe 😍.”
This isn’t the first time Tmrw has featured an entire issue dedicated to a member of the Kardashian-Jenner family; in May 2021, the mag published 100 pages of Kylie Jenner.
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In an excerpt from her interview Tmrw posted on Instagram, Khloé opened up about body image and starting Good American, telling the mag, “I used to squeeze my big ass into a bodycon dress, and I loved it, and I felt confident, probably more confident than I do now at times. But there was never the size for me.”
She added that she launched her own line, in part, because “People would not ever put me in those clothes. I put myself in those clothes. People thought I should be hiding my body, and I wanted to promote it.”
After this powerful cover shoot, it seems she’s owning it more than ever.