La La Anthony Leaves Folks Gawking with Trendy Ensemble: ‘Mesmerizing’

La La Anthony has many of her followers going crazy over photos that she posted of herself in an eye-catching outfit.

The “Power” star shared the first image on Friday, April 12, and it shows her donning fitted iridescent pants, a peach striped top, and nude and white pumps, all while striking a modelesque pose on the streets of New York.

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Her wavy locs are pulled back into a ponytail with her hair parted down the middle, a style that Lala seemed to rock effortlessly.

Fans immediately began showering the former “TRL” host with praise.

“If only!!! 😩😍 This photo is mesmerising!!! I looooovvvvveeee the pants!” someone wrote.

“We thank you for being on our planet! Welcome to earth!🌏😊,” another person commented.

There was also one follower who admitted he never really paid much attention to the 39-year-old until now.

“Come through Lala….been sleeping on you! 🔥🔥🔥,” he confessed.

Then on the following day, Anthony shared another photo of herself wearing the same outfit, but this time it was all about the side profile.

“Tail,” the mother-of-one wrote under the photo, which folks also made a lot of fuss over.

In fact, underneath that post, some said they love Anthony’s overall fashion sense, while others called her “beautiful,” “stunning,” a “hottie,” and there were also a few who agreed that she was giving younger women a run for their money.

“Totally incredible. You put younger women to shame,” that person wrote.

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In the midst of the comments, there were also chatter about the actress’ relationship with husband Carmelo Anthony, suggesting that he should cherish what he has and not take her for granted.

That’s probably because the former Houston Rocket was accused of cheating on Anthony, which put a strain on their marriage. But eventually the couple patched things up after they were seen smooching at a New York City event in the fall of 2018.

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