Jess Hardiman
It seems people are STILL talking about Kim Kardashian’s Met Gala outfit, but this time it's not just about her scarily cinched waist.
Kim, 43, rocked up to the star-studded bash earlier this month wearing a stunning silver Margiela by John Galliano corset-style dress, which featured a metal skirt embellished with leaves and a lace train.
While many loved her look, some were confused over the addition of the grey cardi - with some wondering if some sort of wardrobe malfunction had happened.
But she told Vogue that it was all part of her vision, explaining how the inspiration behind the outfit was 'the wildest night of my life in a garden'.
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"And I just ran out and grabbed my boyfriend’s sweater and threw it on and had to get to work," she said.
"And my hair is all messed up'.”
But while the cardi was hitting headlines, many fans have now realised there was another detail they ‘didn’t even notice’ - and it looks even more painful than that corset.
Yep, Kim’s feet were adorned with a pair of heel-less heels, a concept that’s as hard to comprehend as it sounds.
Posting some behind-the-scenes photos from her red carpet look on Instagram, the star wrote: “The making of…”
The first snap was a close-up of her feet in the ‘ridiculous’ shoes with the ‘invisible’ heel, which prompted many to have the same question.
“How did you walk with these?” one asked, with another agreeing: “Just looking at the heel I am falling.”
A third wrote: “Girl, the corset AND the heel-less shoes? Pick a struggle!”
A fourth said they ‘didn’t even notice’ the shoes when they’d originally seen pictures of her look, while someone else added: “Kudos to your calf muscles.”
Even sister Khloe got involved, mimicking the reaction by saying: “Damsel in distress. That invisible heel is wild! How did you manage? I definitely would have fallen.”
Mind you, some fans reckoned she did 'struggle' slightly when it came to walking.
In a video with Vogue, Kim revealed that she couldn't wear her usual high heels because the heel would get stuck in the metal skirt.
“It’s clever because if I had a shoe with a heel, the heel gets stuck in the metal skirt,” she said.
“So that was our issue of walking.”
Instead, she opted for a type of heel which didn't have a heel at all (bear with us), which essentially means Kim was on her tip toes the whole time.
“So I’m going to have to put these on and to wear these, you’re on your tiptoes and you’re balancing the whole time, flexing your calf muscles," she explained, adding that she needed some 'height' in the dress.
“We gotta do what we gotta do,” she added.
“I can’t lean back and I’m on my toes from here on out.”