Okay, so I’ve been seeing Kim Mulkey’s, uh, unique style choices all over my social media feeds. You know, the sparkly jackets, the feather boas, the whole nine yards. I gotta admit, I was curious. So, I decided to dive in and see what the deal was with her outfits. I guess you could call it my “Kim Mulkey designer” experiment.
Digging into the Sparkle
First, I just started looking, right? Just simple searches. I typed in “Kim Mulkey outfits” and, boom, my screen exploded with color. It was a lot. Like, a lot a lot. I wasn’t sure where to even start.
Then I saw some people talking about specific designers, or at least, guessing about them. There were mentions of some boutiques and stores, but nothing super concrete. It seemed like a lot of it might be custom-made, which, honestly, makes sense. You’re not gonna find that level of bling on just any rack.
Trying to Find Similar Stuff… and Failing
Next, because, I am a bit extra my self. I was thinking, “Could I pull off a Kim Mulkey look?” So I started searching for, you know, “sequin blazer” or “rhinestone jacket.” I found some stuff, don’t get me wrong. But it was all…tame. It was like, the “office party” version of what she wears. Not the “courtside championship” version.
- Checked out some online stores known for flashy clothes.
- Looked at costume shops, thinking maybe they’d have something over-the-top.
- Even considered looking at pageant wear…which, in hindsight, might have been a good idea.
But, seriously, I can’t buy it,I thought. It’s a bit too much, and where can I wear that stuff?
The Verdict? It’s All Kim
So, after my little experiment, here’s what I figured out: Kim Mulkey’s style is 100% her own. You can try to copy it, you can try to find similar pieces, but you’re never going to really get there. And honestly, that’s probably a good thing. It takes a certain level of confidence – and maybe a national championship or two – to rock those outfits. She owns it, and that’s what makes it work.
For me? I’ll probably stick to my slightly-less-sparkly wardrobe. But hey, I appreciate the boldness. It’s definitely entertaining, and you gotta give her credit for being unapologetically herself.
