'It looks super ugly': Internet pokes fun at Alexander Wang's Kim Kardashian-inspired crying face bag for North West

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Social media enthusiasts were recently amused when American fashion designer Alexander Wang presented Kim Kardashian's daughter, North West, with a bag featuring Kardashian's crying face.

Kardashian made headlines recently when she was criticized for using SKIMS fabric to wrap Christmas gifts. Social media users also trolled her for filling a bathtub with hot chocolate for Elf on the Shelf.

Adding to the buzz, Kardashian recently faced backlash for concealing her face while experimenting with the aging filter.

North West gets Kim Kardashian-inspired crying face bag

In a recent tweet posted on the platform 'X', @PopBase disclosed, "North West was gifted a crying face bag of mom Kim Kardashian from Alexander Wang."

Accompanying the tweet was an image of the distinctive bag that Wang presented to North West.

This unconventional gift triggered a cascade of reactions from social media users.

Internet mocks North West's bag gifted by Alexander Wang

Reacting to the Kardashian-inspired crying face bag, a user went on to state, "Tbh it looks super ugly"

Another user trolled the bag stating, "Watch north wear it everywhere now she’s such a troll."

A user wondered if they will see North West carrying that bag with her ever and wrote, "Well at least we ain’t gonna see her with the bag bc it looks horrible."

A user made fun of Kardashian's crying face on the bag gifted to North West and wrote, "That’s the crying Kimoji lmao if anything this is their next move. Memes on bags."

Another user made fun of the gift that Wang gave to North West and wrote, "I KNOW NORTH had her foot on that b***h’s neck for the gift but Kim will NEVER let us get that tea."

A user stated that North West is going to bully Kardashian and wrote, "Lmaooo she’s gonna bully Kim with this for YEARSS"

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