Kim Kardashian sizzles in a barely-there bodysuit as she reveals her worst feature

Kim Kardashian sizzled as she posed up a storm in a series of stunning photographs and spoke candidly about accepting her imperfections as she hit out at critics of her 21lbs weight loss.

The American reality TV star, 41, flaunted her enviable figure as she posed in a barely-there nude bodysuit while appearing as the August cover star for Allure.

She accentuated her striking features with a dramatic touch of eyeshadow and a slick of nude lipstick, while she styled her platinum blonde tresses in long plaits draping down to the floor. 

Speaking to Allure magazine, Kim opened up about accepting her imperfections, saying that although she still ‘strives’ for being perfect, she is at peace with herself.

She also candidly revealed that she ‘hates’ her hands and opened up about Botox and fillers, insisting that she has never had fillers but admitting to having Botox in her forehead.

When asked if she had any filler, Kim said she had no filler in either her lips or her cheeks, before adding: ‘Never filled either one, ever.’

Speaking about trying to accept herself as she is, Kim explained that she now considers her health to be more important than anything else.

Body image: Speaking to Allure magazine, Kim opened up about accepting her imperfections, saying that although she still ‘strives’ for being perfect, she is at peace with herself

Kim continued: ‘I’m at peace with not being perfect and I wasn’t like that before, I hate my hands — they’re wrinkly and gross.’

The Kardashians star also went on to hit out at the backlash she received for losing 16 pounds in just three weeks to fit into Marilyn Monroe’s iconic dress from when she sang Happy Birthday to President John F. Kennedy in 1962.

Kim recently broke her silence on the Met Gala transformation, comparing it to that of Christian Bale’s extreme weight loss for his role in The Machinist. 

And she has once again compared her weight loss to that of an actor preparing for a role, saying performers are not criticised for losing weight for jobs but are instead considered ‘geniuses’.

Kim said that she would understand the backlash if she had lost the weight in an ‘unhealthy’ way, but insisted she worked with a nutritionist and a trainer to achieve her goal. 

‘I don’t see the criticism for other people when they lost weight for roles — they are [considered] geniuses for their craft,’ she added.

Allure’s August issue is available on newsstands nationwide July 19th.