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One of the things we can all appreciate about Kim Kardashian is that she is truly unafraid to take a fashion risk, even when it backfires. Given that Kardashian has access to literally any clothing item she wants, from precious Hollywood movie star artifacts to archival pieces to fresh-off-the-runway designs, she can pretty much do whatever she wants. However, not all of these risks pay off, as evidenced by her latest — and potentially most polarizing — look.

Kim Kardashian debuted the ‘fit in a new Instagram photo set, calling it a “cream dream.” She’s wearing all beige and cream tones, starting with a sleeveless tunic top that appears to be made out of animal hide. (TBD on if it’s real or faux.) The top ends at Kardashian’s hips, and underneath, she wears a pair of flesh-colored tight leggings in varying shades of beige, ending with a pair of clear pointed-toe heels. Accessory-wise, Kardashian wore just one cuff bracelet. Her platinum blonde hair was styled straight with dark roots, and she wore minimal makeup. (You can see her photo dump on the look here.)

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Fans were, shall we say, confused about the ensemble. “I’m too poor to understand this,” joked one in the comment section. “You’re gorgeous, but that outfit is hideous,” wrote another. “What in the skid mark is this,” teased another.

We have to hand it to Kim for trying something new; it looks like something she would have worn around 2016, so it’s not a completely new style for her, but it’s definitely polarizing, to say the very least. ICYMI: Her recent basket braids also confused fans, with some comparing the look to the founding fathers.

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If we know anything about Kardashian, it’s that she truly loves fashion and will go to great lengths for a look, like squeezing into a corset and heel-less platform shoes at the Met Gala and saying she’d wear a diaper if it made the outfit look good. Well, that’s certainly dedication.

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