Kim Kardashian's Sold-Out Skims Pieces Just HitReplica Store |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

last updated 7 February 2020

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If you've been frustrated by the sold-out status of Kim Kardashian West's Skims brand, you're in luck. Previously, you could only buy the well-priced pieces on the brand's website, but Kardashian West—ever the savvy businesswoman—has now struck a deal with Nordstrom. And yes, there's plenty of fresh stock to go around, so make some room in your top drawer.

If you remember, our very ownBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing editors reviewed some of the pieces when they first launched in September. Overall, we were impressed with the items—even shapewear newbies like me. Editor Sarah Yang, for instance, gave the Sculpting High-Waist Briefs top marks. "They definitely got the job done—smoothing everything out and sucking everything in," she wrote. Scroll down to shop our favorite Skims pieces available atReplica Store before they sell out again (which will probably be very soon).

Bras

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Fits Everybody Triangle Bralette in Oxide

Skims

Fits Everybody Triangle Bralette in Oxide

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Fits Everybody Scoop Neck Bralette in Ochre

Skims

Fits Everybody Scoop Neck Bralette

Underwear

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Fits Everybody Cheeky Briefs in Umber

Skims

Fits Everybody Cheeky Briefs in Oxide

Skims

Fits Everybody Cheeky Briefs in Onyx

Shapewear

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Sculpting Seamless Bodysuit in Onyx

Skims

Sculpting Seamless Bodysuit in Clay

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Sculpting Seamless Bodysuit in Cocoa

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Sculpting Seamless Above the Knee Shorts in Mica

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Core Control Briefs in Clay

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Sculpting Seamless Above the Knee Shorts in Onyx

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