‘WTF Is This?’ Joseline Hernandez Gets Clowned for ‘Big Bird’ Performance Outfit

Social media dragged Joseline Hernandez for wearing flamboyant attire in a recent Instagram video.

Hernandez always makes a bold statement with the fashion pieces she dons. She took to social media on Tuesday as she seemingly prepared to perform onstage. The 32-year-old mother sported all black attire laced with matching feathers created by Miami Designer Geche Escvar. She matched her garments with pair of black boot and diamond-studded accessories to accentuate the ensemble.

 

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She also appeared to be making an attendance at some sort of club as her entourage stood around her, checking for any wardrobe malfunctions. Hernandez captioned the recording, “BTS getting mic.”

Fans underneath the former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star’s comments trashed her “awful” fashions and felt she went overboard with her attire.

“Geche Escvar has so many nice clothes why you have to dress so extra 😂.”

“😂 Gurl bye. You wore bonnie Bella’s school project lol.”

“Not the Crow-wear 😂 🦅.”

“This bih dress up awful I be wondering sometimes🤣.”

“I think you be doing wayyy to much. Not cute all the time 🤷🏾‍♀️.”

“Why are you hiding behind that bush come from out of there you silly.”

Other folks told Hernandez to ignore the haters and complimented her “unique” style.

“Yassssssssss! Joseline ignore the haters your style is so unique and amazing! Get it Queen! Love u Te amo 🔥💕.”

“Lord I love your style 😍 I swear you having your own clothing line needs to happen asap.”

“Sometimes different is the way to go!”

Hernandez has posted several images of her green screens for her upcoming reality show “Joseline Takes Miami.” Last week, she let fans know that she secured 8 seasons with WE TV and thanked former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” producer Carlos King for helping her dreams come true.

“What a blessing 😇 I give all thanks to my almighty Heavenly Father
And @kingdomlos for believing in me as talent but so much more! Hernandez wrote on Instagram. “Second show that I’m executive producing and I’m also talent 😅.”

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