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Who Wore It Best? ‘LHHNY’ Co-Stars Remy Ma and Alexis Skyy Battle It Out in Same Dress

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“Love and Hip Hop: New York” stars Remy Ma and Alexis Skyy recently were seen sporting the same dress.

Both VH1 stars donned a hot-pink blazer dress embellished with oversized buttons, similar to a garment sold by PrettyLittleThing that retails for $62.

Remy Ma

Alexis Skyy and Remy Ma. (Photo: @alexisskyy_,@remyma/Instagram)

Skyy paired her top with black open-toe stiletto heels. She accessorized the look with a tan chained Gucci bag retailing for $1,200, a gold rope chain, and what it appears to be diamond stud earrings. She wore her hair slicked back in a low ponytail and decided to go for a more full-coverage makeup look including a heavier foundation, a purple smoky eye, and a mauve lippie. On March 12, she captioned the Instagram photo of herself with heart and thirst emojis.

Alexis Skyy

Alexis Skyy. (Phtoto: @alexisskyy_)

Remy Ma went for an edgier look and paired her blazer dress with thigh-high snakeskin boots. She accessorized the look with a pair of oversized hoop earrings and a headscarf identical to her boots. She sported sleek black tresses and also opted for a full coverage makeup look like Skyy. She rocked a gold and purple smoky eye-shadow look with a brown lipstick. She wrote in her Instagram caption on March 20 “💕Reminisce
#RemyMa #RemyMafia.”

Remy Ma

Remy Ma. (Photo: @remyma/Instagram)

Fans fawned over the “LHHNY” stars’ vibrant ensembles and fired off their opinions on who wore the dress best.

“Remy My wore it best but both look cute tho 🤩💕😍.”

“Alexis definitely wore it better tf!!! I don’t know why Rem got on 😂.”

“I love both Queens but Alexis wins this ☝🏽.”

“They both look great but I choose Remy Ma 😍😍.”

“They both look cute with different styles – edgy vs classic ❤️❤️.”

Remy Ma recently gave birth to her infant daughter Reminisce Mackenzie in 2018, on December 14. The “All the Way” rapper said she and her husband Papoose couldn’t be happier to be new parents.

“Our beautiful Golden Child is growing so fast…too fast😢,” she wrote in an Instagram post on March 15. “I’m already feeling like I should get in ‘Remy MArtha’ mode and start planning her 1st birthday party (I’m fiending😂).” She added the hashtags, “#KenzieGirl,” “#MeetTheMackies,” and “#BlackLove.”

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