Khloe donned the bedazzled blazer to promote her Good American brand’s new Diamond Life collectionCredit: Instagram/Good American/Gregg Swales

Khloe, 39, donned the bedazzled blazer to promote her Good American brand’s new Diamond Life collection.

The collection seems to be inspired by ’80s Wall Street fashion and ’70s disco.

The Kardashians star’s oversized jacket appeared to have a power suit look complete with the preferred shoulder pads of the era.

In the photos, Khloe posed beside, between, and placed her high-heeled foot on top of a pair of retro, tube televisions.

Her long, platinum-blonde hair was parted down the middle and hung naturally against the black material of the top.

The blazer’s low button placement revealed the reality TV star’s bare chest between the lapels, leaving her ample cleavage and the upper part of her flat stomach on full display.

Khloe advertised the flashy new line with the tagline: “No such thing as too much bling.”

The youngest Kardashian sister showed off her tiny waist in a hot pink catsuit and was compared to Barbie as she took to social media to debut the new collection.

Khloe shared three consecutive new posts in the outfit on Monday while promoting the new Good American line.

The first photo was of Khloe in front of a white background, posing with her arms behind her head.

She wore a bright pink bedazzled catsuit, which fit tightly to her body.

The TV personality finished off the outfit with hot pink heels and wore her bleach-blond hair in a straight parting.

Khloe captioned the post: “New @goodamerican coming soon.”

She wore the same outfit in the second photo, but this time faced the camera side-on so fans could see more of her toned figure.

A projection of herself was also shown in the background, wearing the same outfit.

The second caption read: “Crystals Drop Tomorrow.”

The third photo showed the same set-up but with Khloe facing the camera with her hands behind her head, giving a sultry look.

Fans flooded the comments with their appreciation.

“MY IDOL TILL DEATH,” said one passionate follower and another added: “Pretty in pink.”

A third said: “Pink is YOUR colour.”

Plenty of fans compared Khloe to Barbie.

“Come on Barbie, let’s go Barbie,” one commented.

Another said: “Life-sized Barbie!!”

GLITTERED GAL

Khloe flaunted her curves in another skintight catsuit – but fans noticed a seemingly vulgar detail in her latest picture.

The Los Angeles native posed while leaning forward with her arms on her knees, sitting on a chair.

In the background, fans saw an old TV and a camcorder propped up in front of her.

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum was in a tight bedazzled catsuit paired with silver metallic heels.

Khloe’s blond locks were left down and the look was completed with a full glam face of makeup.

She captioned the photo: “Dropping this week,” with emojis of a camera.

Some fans showered the star reality star with love on her social media.

“Beautiful,” commented one.

One fan commented: “okaaay serving it UP,” with several fire emojis.

FERVENTLY OP-POSED

However, fans on Reddit noticed something strange in the photo.

“Reminds me of that parody where Kylie, Khloe, and Kim (the plastickiest Kardashian trifekta) are powerpuff girls and they’re on the Ellen show, and Kris rates Khloe’s 𝑠e𝑥y pic with a C- and says it looks like she’s taking a dump,” said a commenter.

“Such a vulgar pose. Ugh,” wrote a second.

Another agreed and said: “I don’t understand why anyone would think that’s a good pose.”

“‘Khloe Kardashian do something normal’ challenge,” said a critic.

“This is a phishing post to seduce the next Trashcan,” said a commenter.

Another replied: “The next? She’s still hung up on the original,” potentially referring to her ex Tristan Thompson, 32.

Khloe showed off her tiny waist and was compared to Barbie as she modeled a hot pink catsuitCredit: instagram/khloekardashian

Kardashian critics complained about Khloe’s choice of poses for the Good American photoshoot with one calling a pose ‘vular’Credit: Instagram

The collection seems to be inspired by ’80s Wall Street fashion and ’70s discoCredit: Instagram/Good American/Gregg Swales