Kim Kardashian is on the latest cover of "Factice" magazine, clad in a lace bra, garter belt, and fur.

In the French fashion magazine’s spread, Kardashian wears little else, flaunting her famous curves in beige vintage-inspired negligée and vintage pearls. In one shot, she is even sprawled across a mirrored coffee table.

The spread was shot by Vijat Mohindra.

(Check out the rest of her spread here.)

Kardashian has built an empire over the past few years. She has her own reality show, clothing and makeup lines, and diet products, and she was recently named the most searched name on Yahoo in 2012.

No stranger to drama in her personal life, Kardashian apparently undertands that sparking controversy does not hurt her career. Last month, she caused an outcry when she went to Bahrain to open a branch of Millions of Milkshakes. Some residents of the island nation did not think Kardashian was reputable enough to be in their country, and, according to BBC News, some chanted, “"God is great; Kim's a slut.”

Regardless of whether you love or hate the reality star, she remains popular.

With millions of Twitter followers, Kardashian has a solid fan base that follows her personal life, including that of her boyfriend, Kanye West.

In a song called "Clique," West brags about how Kardashian initially became a household name. West raps, "Eat breakfast at Gucci. My girl a superstar all from a home movie."

Kardashian was in a sex tape with then-boyfriend, Ray J, in 2003. It was leaked in 2007, and the tape has since become one of the best-selling celebrity sex tapes of all time.

West didn't seem to have any qualms about his girlfriend appearing in the video.

This is not the first time West has spoken about Kardashian in his songs. Earlier this summer, he released a song "Perfect B-tch" in honor of Kardashian, tweeting, "I wrote the song 'Perfect B-tch' about Kim." The song is "about his search for the perfect woman and how he has now found the 'perfect b-tch,'" according to a source who spoke to the New York Daily News.

He also released a song titled "Cold," previously titled "Theraflu," and it has become known as the anthem in which West first publicly professed his love for Kardashian. "And I'll admit, I had fell in love with Kim/Around the same time she had fell in love with him/Well that's cool, baby girl, do ya thang/Lucky I ain't had Jay drop him from the team," West raps, referring to Kardashian's ex-husband, Kris Humphries, who now plays for the Brooklyn Nets.

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