Kanye West Buys Kim Kardashian a New Wardrobe

These are the kinds of sweet nothings every woman wants her man to whisper in her ear: Honey, throw out all your clothes and let me buy you a new wardrobe!

That’s what Kim Kardashian heard from her beloved, “Otis” rapper Kanye West.

Of course, it being Kanye, it had to come with a bit of an insult at the start, when he told her he wasn’t a fan of her clothes. It was all captured on the family’s reality show “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.” Kayne tells Kim that he wants her to start making best-dressed lists.

So Kim obliges and goes on a shopping spree. She presents her findings to Kanye, who gives the Kanye West seal of approval.

”Look how dope this (expletive) is,” he says.
Then he tells her: ”[You’re] getting on best dressed lists now. You’re stepping into this territory. You look amazing. It’s a new Kim!’ as he watches her try on some of the clothes he picked out.
While she tries on the clothes, Kanye can’t resist touching. As the seamstress makes adjustments to the black dress, Kanye seductively runs his hands up and down Kim’s hourglass figure, causing her to giggle. Kanye is clearly proud of Kim and her figure. This is the same man who tweeted a picture of his girl, pictured from behind in a skintight white dress with a low-cut back, with the caption “Mercy!” She was standing next to his Lamborghini, but everyone assumed he was talking about the woman and not the car.
As Kim’s lawyers fight in court to get an annulment from her “husband” Kris Humphries, she has said she and Kanye were made for each other because they have the same beliefs.

She said: ”When this whole life is done, and it’s just the two of us sitting somewhere when we’re 80, you want to have things to talk about that you have in common. I think that’s something maybe I didn’t value as highly as a quality I cared about in someone.”

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