Megan Fox y Kourtney Kardashian "incendiaron" las redes sociales con una atrevida sesión de fotos para SKIMS, la millonaria marca de lencería de Kim Kardashian. Las gráficas se viralizaron con rapidez y de la misma manera las modelos fueron acusadas de plagio.

The pair of celebrities became great friends since dating the singing duo, Travis Barker and Machine Gun Kelly, the former the well-known boyfriend of the eldest of the television clan's sisters, while the latter is the partner of the protagonist of "Transformer".

Since then, the socialite and the actress used to go out to have fun in pairs. And one of her last appearances in public was at the 2021 MTV VMA Awards, where Megan appeared in an impressive see-through dress.

Megan Fox and Kourtney Kardashian together in photos

Megan Fox and Kourtney Kardashian had fun. During the photo session, they posed topless and wore tiny thongs for the campaign of the new cotton collection prepared by the luxurious brand.

In the first photo shared by the company's official account, you can see both face to face, embracing holding a red apple with their mouths, while wearing black underwear.

“Megan Fox and Kourtney Kardashian for SKIMS. Cotton has never looked so good,” she says in the post's caption.

But the most revealing of the images was a topless one where they appear lying on a bed, revealing their shapely figures to the fullest.

"I love that SKIMS really understands what women want to wear and that they want to feel sexy, confident and empowered," Megan commented in a post wearing a soft fabric top.

"This brand is really my go-to for my underwear, bras and basics - I think I'd say that even if Kim wasn't my sister," Kourtney added in an image of herself wearing a see-through bodysuit.

plagiarism controversy

But the controversy came with one of the snapshots that reflects the moment when Kris Jenner's eldest daughter gives the interpreter a cherry in the mouth, where both wear white pieces.

This photograph was criticized by the model Draya Michele, who shared a very similar image of a session she did with her colleague Tanaya Henry, who first posted it on her Instagram stories.

"Black women are always the model and don't forget that," she expounded with a nail polish emoji, Draya wrote, making no reference to the Kardashians, but clearly an accusation of plagiarism.

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