I spent $800 on Khloe Kardashian’s Good American – the top itched & the jeans were super restrictive
WELL acquainted with the Kardashian-Jenner’s various brands, a fashion fan has decided to give Khloé Kardashian’s Good American clothing line a whirl.
She was not satisfied with some of the pieces, though.
Taking to social media, Kathryn Mueller said in a video: “Kylie disappointed me with Kylie swim, then Kim disappointed me with Skims.
“I just want to say I was done with the Kardashian brands. I got, like, hundreds of comments saying I had to try Good American, so that’s what we’re doing.”
She continued: “I spent over $800 dollars on just seven things. It’s very expensive, so this better be good.”
First, she tried the Better Than Leather Good Icon Pants ($175).
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“Okay, so I got a [size] four in the leather pants. They fit pretty snug on the thighs and the hips, but I definitely have some gaping in the back, and they [do] come sliding down.”
Mueller advised that if you have slightly curvier hips and a smaller waist, she didn’t think the pants would really work.
Despite the sizing issues, she noted that she really liked the faux-leather material as it was “very soft,” but still added that the pants had “no stretch to it.”
Next, she spoke about the top she was wearing: the Thermal Cropped Tee ($49).
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“Anyways, the top is pretty basic. Kind of reminds me of the Skims waffle knit, except a little more itchy. So, it’s not my favorite.”
Following that, Mueller donned the Good Curve Straight Jean ($150).
She was met with another sizing issue.
“I like almost couldn’t get them on, they were so tight on my thighs. And this is literally the maximum amount I could bend my legs,” she demonstrated that the pants had no give by lifting her right leg up.
“There’s like a strict stump here. So, they are super tight, and very restrictive. They also don’t fit my waist, even though they say they’re anti-gaping.”
She also highlighted that the jeans were simply not long enough for her.
The fashionista seemed to be more enthusiastic about the next outfit she tried on.
First, she reviewed the Better Than Leather Mini Skirt ($120).
“Okay, this fit – actually a big fan. So, if the skirt wasn’t $120, I think I would be all for it, because I really like the faux leather material. Almost has a little bit of a stretch to it.
“It’s not riding up or anything when I’m walking around. This one’s a size two, and it fits my waist a lot better.
“Got a little side zip, and I just feel like it’s a good length where I could still lean over, and wouldn’t have any problems.”
Mueller moved on to the top she was wearing: the Better Than Leather Corset ($85).
“The top I think is super cute. This would probably be maybe a little bit better with a pair of jeans. But it’s got some boning to it, got this slightly squared neckline.”
She stated that her only issue was that the straps kept falling, adding that it’s an issue that she has with a lot of shirts.
“Does anyone know what that means? Like, is there something about my shoulder width that just doesn’t want to keep straps up? Because this happens way too much.
“Anyways my other issue with this top, is that you have to loosen it up a lot and then re-lace it to get it on, and it just like took a long time, and I think just having a little side zipper would have just made everything easier.
“But, if you’re willing to put in the time, it is a cute top,” she concluded.
