Kim Kardashian recently wore an outfit that resembled Victoria Beckham's style. (Photo : Reuters)
Hollywood celebrity Kim Kardashian recently wore an outfit that resembled Victoria Beckham's style that goes back to the active days of the Spice Girls.
Kardashian was appreciative of Beckham, who was known as Posh Spice back in the 90s, because of the fashion style that has become an inspiration.
Likewise, what made the throwback attire even more remarkable is that Beckham actually gave Kardashian approval for copying the fashion style for once, according to USA Today.
In other news, the 35-year-old Kardashian had to go to the hospital to check whether the socialite had gestational diabetes or not, according to Us Weekly.
During an episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" that aired on Nov. 29, Sunday, Kardashian revealed the results of the diabetes examination.
Luckily, the romantic partner of Kanye West did not have gestational diabetes. Kardashian was incredibly happy about the result and noted that the Hollywood star has tried everything to be as healthy as possible.
The fact that Kardashian has been eating nutritious food and having a balanced diet recalls to mind the incident in which the celebrity went to New Orleans to have the famous beignets and humorously considered the breakfast staple as a valuable product.
As an American social media personality and model who was born in Los Angeles, California, Kardashian has become a hot topic ever since 2007 when a sex tape was leaked way back in 2007 and showed the actress being intimate with singer Ray J.
Moreover, 2007 was also the year when Kardashian and the whole family starred in a reality series called "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," which was so successful that two spin-offs such as "Kourtney and Kim Take New York" and "Kourtney and Kim Take Miami" were produced.
Kardashian currently has a net worth amounting to a whopping $53 million and has been identified as the television personality with the biggest earnings back in 2010 for raking in $6 million.
