‘Who Else is Excited for Maxi-Dress Season?’: New Evelyn Lozada Photo Leaves Fans Gushing

Basketball Wives” star Evelyn Lozada continues to keep fans raving about her style choices as she poses in a maxi dress perfect for the spring season.

“Who else is excited for maxi-dress season?! 🙌🏽❤️💃🏽 #MyFavSeason,” Lozada captioned the Wednesday, April 10, Instagram post. The star posed in the Lanai Maxi-Dress by Fashion Nova, which her followers could find a link to purchase by swiping up in her Instagram Story.

Evelyn Lozada in Fashion Nova. (Photo: @evelynlozada/Instagram)

The effortless shoot saw Lozada barefoot as the wind caught her dress flowing while she posed in front of the mountainous Los Angeles-area backdrop.

With her sun-kissed skin exposed, fans couldn’t help but marvel over her beauty.

“Stunning!”

“COME THROUGH LEGS 🙌🏽”

“The butterflies on your back blend so well with the dress @evelynlozada.”

“@evelynlozada You look HOTT!! You need your own Maxi dress Line!! I’ll wipe you out!! I love your jewelry!!”

“If my body looked like that, YUP! 😩😩 Lol”

That fans are gushing over Lozada’s style is nothing new. The reality star is known for posing in fashionable outfits that make fans swoon.

While gearing up for the summer last month, Lozada set her followers’ tongues wagging when she posed in a lacy swimsuit and blocked out the sun with shades.

“Who’s ready for summer? 😎 🖤” she captioned the post.

Much like her recent maxi dress post, fans eagerly praised her look.

“Apparently not me!!! You def are ready tho!”

“Sexy!”

“OMG girl you give it every time!!!”

Lozada’s looks have fans begging her to come out with her own clothing line, much like “Basketball Wives” co-star Jennifer Williams. But while she hasn’t ventured down that road herself, she does have her feet in clothing and apparel in other ways.

The star frequently touts her line of earrings, which are sold by Rival World. Additionally, the star is an ambassador for Good American clothing line.

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