Upping the ante, she teased a glimpse of her underboob in the collection’s cropped brown top and sported a pair of the complementing high-waited underwear.

The KUWTK star, a face of the brand, showed off the collection’s ɴuᴅᴇ-coloured sports bra as she ramped up her lockdown marketing.

Rounding off her lockdown pH๏τoshoot, the American star posed in a black bra while her sleek brunette locks fell in a straight style down her back.

Captioning the sizzling post, Kim penned: “I sH๏τ this myself on pH๏τo booth — Coming soon: @SKIMS Summer Mesh — a collection of easy and effortless pieces made for warm weather.

“Available in 5 colors and in sizes XXS – 4X on Thursday, May 21 at 9AM PST / 12PM EST. Join the waitlist now at SKIMS.COM to receive early access to shop. #SH๏τByMe”.

Her sizzling sH๏τs come after her SKIMS face masks sold out in record time last week.

The reality star launched the masks, designed to help protect people from coronavirus, early on Saturday morning but they sold out in minutes.

Kim took to Twitter to ᴀssure fans they could get their hands on the $8 masks again, as soon as next week.

She wrote: “Unfortunately our @skims face masks have sold out today but we’re working with our local partner in LA to produce more as quickly as possible.

“The next batch will be available next week – please sign up to receive more details coming soon, and thank you for your support.

The seamless masks were available in five different skin tones and could be bought as a bundle of four at £20 ($25).

Sold as part of Kim’s SKIMS shape wear label, the non-medical, reusable masks were huge hits but many fans asked if it was appropriate for the Keeping Up With Kardashians star to be selling them.

One Instagram user wrote: “[sic] Please tell me your donating profits to covid research!”

The SKIMS website confirmed that the masks would support COVID-19 relief efforts and was donating 10,000 masks to Baby2Baby, Good+ Foundation, LA Food Bank, and National Domestic Workers Alliance.

It’s not the first time Kim and her company supported coronavirus efforts.

In March she announced a $1 million donation by her shapewear brand SKIMS to families affected by COVID-19.

Claiming that as soon as the brand restocked she would donate the generous sum to those affected by the global pandemic, she shared in a statement: “To support Mothers and Children in need during this time, SKIMS is committed to donating $1M to families affected by COVID-19.”

She continued: “On Monday, we’re restocking the collection we first launched with, and in doing so, are able to help bring relief to those affected by this pandemic.”