Pregnant Kim Kardashian makes our Worst Dressed list of the week in this jester costume

We get it, Kim Kardashian is currently in the midst of 'pregnancy vs wardrobe' hell.

Kim Kardashian stepped out in a black-and-white baggy frock. Copyright [Splash]

But there's absolutely no excuse for this jester-inspired frock, which is apparently an attempt to hide her growing baby bump.

The pregnant star was papped leaving her home this morning, sporting a baggy black-and-white half-and-half dress.

Kim completed the monochrome ensemble in a pair of white heels and a layer of red lippy, with her hair pulled back into a tight bun.

Kim Kardashian stepped out in a black-and-white baggy frock. Copyright [Splash]

*Cough* Robert Palmer's 'Addicted to Love' video, anyone? *Cough*       

The 32-year-old appears to be feeling a little self conscious of her new-found curves and has made the rookie error of trying to hide them in baggy clothes.

Kim's dress is a far cry from the stylish ensembles we're used to seeing her sporting (apart from her recent Batman outfit) - which is reportedly becoming a daily struggle for her.

Kim Kardashian's monochrome dress reminds us of Robert Palmer's 'Addicted to Love' video dancers. Copyright [S …

A source recently revealed that her boobs have become such a massive (excuse the pun) issue that she's finding getting dressed stressful.

They claimed: "She's gone from a 36D to 36G and is wearing sports bras daily. Kim loves her curves, but she's upset that nothing in her wardrobe fits her any more."

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And Kim herself has recently said that she hates wearing baggy clothing, which she thinks make her look much bigger than she is.

She admitted: "I think because I have big boobs it could make me look heavier if I don’t, like, show off my waist or something, so I just have kind of learned to dress one way only."