Kenyan Lady Elated After Finding Kim Kardashian's Coveted Bodysuit For KSh 30 Bob In Kawangware

• A Kenyan lady, @imbahala_vee, was scheming through second-hand clothes in Kawangare when she bumped into Kim Kardashian's shapewear
• The coveted shape-wear Skims do not cost a cheap penny, and most women wish to own one in their closets one day
• The woman in Kawangware found herself holding the bodysuit, leaving her happy and elated with her new find

A Kenyan woman, @imbahala_vee, has found herself owning reality star Kim Kardashian's coveted shapewear.

How much do Kim Kardashian's Skims go for?

The cheapest wear from Kim Kardashian's coveted shapewear line ranges from KSh 2,838 (18 dollars) to KSh 15,454 (98 dollars).

Well, this is minus the shipping costs, which might cost an arm and a leg for the common mwananachi.

One would understand why finding the converted shapewear in a pile of second-hand clothes in the streets of Kawangware would make a Kenyan woman happy.

@imbahala_vee got her Skims shapewear at KSh 30, leaving her joyous and other women in the comment section envious.

Netizens react to woman's findings

Here is what they had to say:

All_spice:

"Skims are overrated just like any other brand if you don't believe me Google how much they make them for in China? but you know life and tastes."

Evie Kagiri:

"I’m so jealous right now."

giftreese:

"I thought skims is for rich Americans eeii k need Swarovski now."

mimo:

"Did you get it tho? If so is the fabric as comfortable as they say it is."

Sarie Yoo:

"Thought it's very expensive."

natalia:

"I got a Christian Dior maxi dress at 20 bob."

Evie Kagiri:

"I’m so jealous right now."

@iamclara:

"Saaame.. got a skim top at 50 bob. felt lucky and it's tight as it should be!"

Mamu:

"Ulijuaje hii chuom yangu."

What Mutumba seller got in a bale

In another story, A Nigerian lady who sells second-hand clothes, popularly known as mtumba in Kenya, flaunted valuables items she found in one of the bales she had ordered.

One of the things found in the bale was an expensive gold ring, which she said was worth at least KSh 38,203.

Mistura Ariyo showed other items found, including Chinese Yuan notes, a gas lighter, an earpiece, and a beaded purse.