Evelyn Lozada Brings Fans to Her Feet With Latest Stylish Post: ‘I Swear to God You Have the Best Shoe Collection Ever!!!’

A new look Evelyn Lozada debuted on her Instagram page Thursday has fans taking major notice.

The “Basketball Wives” star uploaded a photo of her posing in nearly head-to-toe Good American apparel on March 28. Lozada is a spokesperson for the brand. In the pic, the single mom poses in a sultry way as her wavy brown hair cascades down her shoulders. Keeping things simple in a black tank top, statement necklace and jean shorts, Lozada made sure her animal print thigh-high, pointed-toe boots stole the show.

“Normal is boring… 😜” Lozada captioned the post.

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Evelyn Lozada is a member of Good American’s Good Squad. (Photo: @evelynlozada/Instagram)

Fans raved about the look — especially her footwear.

“You got that right! Why not be fly!”

“Beautiful Queen love the shoes.”

“Soooo @evelynlozada u just going to stunt on these hoes like that!!! Me✋ I’m them hoes 😂😂😂!!! U always slay!!! Love u!!”

“I swear to God you have the BEST shoe collection EVER!!! DAMN GIRL!!”

The praise Lozada got for her outfit is a stark contrast from the kind of response she got based on a caption of another stylish photo.

A week ago, the reality star posted a pic in a matching Fashion Nova set and wrote, “I ain’t curving no dudes this year! May the best one win! I’m going on dates with all of ya’ll.. #Periodt 🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘🏽 .”

While the remark was meant to be good spirited, fans of “Basketball Wives” promptly tore into her over her apparent willingness to date just about anyone.

“So what sport is she moving to now?”

“She gonna find herself another athlete lmao #HoeFoSho.”

“She already ran through the sporting federation so she may as well branch out now and put some more mileage on that cat.”

Lozada remained silent on those reactions, but she did get much more love from fans chiming in on her own post.

“Hahahaha love it ❤️💚💛”

“IT’S THAT SEASON 😂😂😂😂🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾”

“Lmao mooodddttt!”

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