Angela Simmons, the daughter of DJ Rev Run, switched up her attire for the spring, leaving fanatics head over heels together with her modern-day style.
With spring in session, Simmons seems to be playing around with her cloth wardrobe by adding a pop of coloration to ensembles. She took to Instagram on Wednesday with a picture of herself modeling in some Fashion Nova clothes. She sported a white lace bodysuit, brown excessive-waist skinny pants, and an orange-and-black duster to complete her outfit. She paired it with mauve strapped, spiked heels.
The “Growing Up Hip Hop” big name also rocked an excessive, aspect ponytail and went for her signature wing-liner and a nude lip. She wrote in her caption, “Still status ??.”
Simmons’ in-season style acquired a mass of compliments.
“Ya Always Get It Right, Queen??????? That’s a bad mama, Mama!”
“Dam, you appear like bae ??? That female baaaad! I
love this girl.”
“This Is Why I Love Her; in a category by herself? Love her style.”
“Finally, a spring look. I can rock. Say what you need approximately @angelasimmons however she can dress ?.”
Other fans didn’t feel Simmons’ outfit was plenty.
“No, so now, not you! Makes you appear older ??.”
“Too many colors taking place. You appear to be standing in an outdoor jail or going to it ?.”
The 31-year-old mother was given her begin into the style enterprise for her teenage years. She and her sister Vanessa Simmons created the shoe line “Pastry” in 2007, which consisted of formidable and colorful styles. Although their shoe series became quite a success, Angela parted methods with the business enterprise a few years ago and began operating on her solo style line.
During New York Fashion Week in September 2018, the 31-12-month-old mother provided her new womenswear line Bonnie Bouche in collaboration with COOGI. The line was released this spring.
According to Angela, the Bonnie Bouche collection was created to empower girls to include their frame and admire the individuality of others.
“I am so excited to announce the launch of Bonnie Bouche, which represents electricity, femininity, and inclusiveness,” she wrote on her logo’s internet site. “I desire this series will encourage young women to feel confident and powerful in their wardrobe to deal with conquering their desires.”
