Kim Kardashian put her iconic curves on display in a set of new Instagram pH๏τos on Monday.
The 41-year-old megastar treated her followers to images of her in a sheer black bodysuit as she posed on a yacht.
The mom-of-four topped the revealing one-piece with a crystal-covered bra and mini skirt.
It comes after she arrived in London with beau Pete Davidson over the holiday weekend.
She finished out the eye-popping look with a pair of pointy-toe black booties with a stiletto heel.
For some snapsH๏τs Kim upped the glamour with a pair of rectangular-shaped black sunglᴀsses, despite the cloudy day.
Kardashian got creative with her poses and angles, opting to shoot some pictures standing and kneeling on the side deck.
Kim, who regularly documents her early morning workouts on social media, showed off the results of her time in the gym.
The full, turtleneck bodysuit exposed her flat stomach and tiny waist.
Her cleavage was also on display in the low-cut sweetheart neckline of the crop top.
The abbreviated skirt hugged her hips and bared her toned legs as she put on her best model face.
The SKIMS founder pulled her platinum blonde tresses back, leaving long face-framing pieces loose in the front.
She imparted some wisdom on her admirers as she wrote in the caption: ‘Bad News-Nothing lasts forever. Good News- Nothing lasts forever.’
The Keeping Up with the Kardashians alum flaunted a full face of glowing, glamorous makeup for the flicks.
Her thick, dark eyebrows were expertly-shaped and her cheeks were chiseled with the help of a soft contour.
Finally, Kim coated her plump pout in a matte ɴuᴅᴇ lipstick with subtle shimmer.
Kardashian’s layered bodysuit look demonstrates her recent commitment to the trend, which she began during sister Kourtney Kardashian’s Italian wedding to Travis Barker.
During the festivities she wore a similar look, opting for a solid black bodysuit under a vintage Dolce and Gabbana crystal-embellished corset and briefs.
On another recent occasion the bombshell shared another look echoing the ensemble.
