Kim Kardashian Explains Her 'Issue' With Walking At The Met Gala, And It All Makes Sense Now
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The reality star previously admitted that even breathing in her get-up was an "art form."
Kim Kardashian has always been willing to go to extremes for the Met Gala.
At this year’s bash, the reality star appeared to have trouble walking ― and breathing ― in her custom Maison Margiela Artisanal gown by John Galliano, which Kardashian basically confirmed in a video with Vogue.
The Skims founder called breathing in her corset “an art form” but said she had a handle on it in the video, released Wednesday.
Walking proved to be an “issue,” and for good reason. Kardashian explained that she wore shoes without a heel to make sure her look stayed intact, though it did make it more of a challenge to get up the Met Gala stairs.
“It’s clever because if I had a shoe with a heel, the heel gets stuck in the metal skirt. And so that was our issue with walking,” the “American Horror Story” star explained while holding up the acrylic, heel-less platforms for the camera.
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