'It's not like I'm eating donut after donut... but I HATE my upper arms!' Khloe Kardashian talks body confidence as she shows off her figure in a skintight LBD

Next to her petite sisters Khloe Kardashian can sometimes find herself feeling the odd one out.
But the 28-year-old reality star has revealed in a new interview that she has finally learned to love her body, after figuring out just how to highlight her statuesque figure.
Khloe's interview came as she showed off her newly-svelte shape in a skintight LBD and snakeskin thigh-high boots ahead of an interview on The Andy Cohen Show in New York.

Go Khloe! Miss Kardashian vamps it up in a bodycon dress as she heads to the Andy Cohen Show in New York

Quick change! Khloe had earlier been wearing a businesslike pencil skirt and blouse

The pretty brunette star finished off her outfit by once again carrying a Louis Vuitton fur-trimmed bag recycled from her sister Kim's wardrobe.
But while Khloe looked incredible in her sexy outfit, she told Cosmopolitan that there's one area of her body that she just can't fix.
She said: 'We're all our own worst critics and so hard on ourselves, but for me, my biggest insecurity is my arms. I just hate the tops of them. I workout and they still never look good enough for me.'

Speaking her mind: Khloe Kardashian launches the Generation Know campaign with the help of a group of teen girls in Los Angeles on Thursday

And Khloe added that she became much more confident about the way she looks when she finally realised just how to dress.
She said: 'It's not like I'm eating donut after donut - I exercise and try to eat right, but dressing for my body type is key. I used to follow trends and try to do exactly what I saw in the magazines, but I'm not a Victoria's Secret model who can wear anything.
'That said, dressing for your body type comes with trial and error, but I know how to do it now.'
Earlier in the day, Khloe had looked more business-like in a pencil skirt and blouse as she launched Kotex's Generation Know campaign, which aims to help young women get more in touch with their bodies and make vaginal health an acceptable topic of conversation.

Speaking her mind: Khloe wants to demystify vaginal health and make it an acceptable topic of conversation for young women

Speaking on Good Morning America earlier in the day, Khloe had explained that she hoped Generation Know would help girls who were too embarrassed to ask questions.
'When I was a teenager, I didn't have anybody to go to ask, you know, the things that you're embarrassed about,' she explained. 'Or that you might feel uncomfortable asking anybody.'

And Khloe said she hoped the campaign would help people like her younger sisters Kendall and Kylie.
She said: 'If they don't want to ask me something, I direct them [to the website] - I have to say, that you pretty much bust every myth. And talk about every off-limits topic.'
While Khloe herself may be well informed about her body, she has been open about her issues with infertility.
'I've been open and honest about it,' she explained.
'Kimberly is the one that made me go to the doctor and check my body. And figure out what was wrong, if anything.'