Sarah Paulson wants Kim Kardashian to make her SKIMS 'bush' underwear bigger, suggesting a fuller, 1970s-inspired version of the faux pubic hair design. The actress revealed that she still wears the garment during a Capital FM interview alongside her fellow All's Fair cast members.
'You just need to make them bigger,' Paulson said, before adding: 'Bring back the '70s bush.' Her humorous request contrasts with the disbelief and criticism expressed by some commenters when the underwear launched in 2025.
Sarah Paulson Suggests a Fuller SKIMS Design
Paulson appears alongside Kardashian in All's Fair, bringing the SKIMS founder and one of the product's celebrity admirers together for the interview. The conversation gave the actress an opportunity to suggest a change directly to Kardashian.
Kim Kardashian just dropped a SKIMS underwear line with a fake bush. The thongs come in 12 shades, bringing back that '70s look. pic.twitter.com/7UMNr3w77y
— TaraBull (@TaraBull) October 15, 2025
The thong features artificial pubic hair, making that detail central to its appearance and the discussion surrounding it. Paulson's reference to the 1970s suggests she would prefer a fuller look, although she did not explain precisely how she wanted the design altered.
Kardashian had previously identified Paulson as a fan of the underwear, saying: 'Sarah will talk about it proudly.'
The exchange and the earlier reactions to the product were detailed in a 10 November report by Page Six. That account identifies Paulson as someone who continues to wear the underwear, rather than presenting her comments as a first encounter with the design.
SKIMS Underwear Drew Questions at Launch
The product attracted attention when it appeared in 2025, with some responses to the brand's announcement questioning the concept. Others used jokes to express their surprise at the faux-hair design.
'I'm calling 911,' one commenter wrote, while another asked: 'Who asked for this???' A third joked about wanting a refund despite never having bought the underwear.
Bethenny Frankel also challenged the idea, describing the garment as a 'clickbait, shocking marketing idea'. She questioned the research and development behind it, whose pubic hair had inspired the design and whether people could simply grow their own.
Those responses concerned the original launch, not Paulson's latest comments. Her request offers a contrasting view of the same feature, suggesting that she would like it made more prominent rather than removed.
The brand has also attracted discussion around its Fits Everybody Picot Micro Teddy, a separate lingerie design with micro-coverage cups and an open front and back. Instagram commenters compared its thin straps to shoelaces and dental floss.
Kim Kardashian Teases a SKIMS Release for Glenn Close
Kardashian also hinted at a forthcoming SKIMS product during the Capital FM discussion, describing it as 'just made for Glenn.' She was referring to fellow All's Fair star Glenn Close, adding: 'Glenn will love it.'
Elsewhere, SKIMS' recent holiday collection featured festive pyjamas, silky slips, and knitwear. Kardashian appeared in the campaign alongside her sisters, presenting a seasonal range extending beyond the statement underwear discussed in the interview.
The item was not identified in the published account, which supplied neither a launch date nor design details. There was also no announcement that SKIMS would produce a larger version of the faux-hair thong in response to Paulson's suggestion.
