‘What Don’t You Slay?’: Rasheeda Frost Gets a Leg Up on the Internet In This Ensemble

Rasheeda Frost showed up and showed out on social media with her latest posh fashions. The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” actress can seemingly do no wrong in the eyes of fans when it comes down to her fashion.

She took to Instagram on Tuesday with an image of herself modeling a few pieces from her Pressed clothing boutique, including a super chic romper. The printed, one-piece garment cinched at her waist, retailing for $79.50 and was paired with clear transparent open-toe heels.

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost. @rasheeda/Instagram

Frost accessorized her attire with a white shoulder bag, apparent gold circle pendant and oversized diamond shaped, bamboo earrings. She wore her hair in a sleep low bun and opted for a more natural makeup look, including a subtle eye shadow look and mauve lipstick.

She wrote in her caption, “Keeping it light 💡 let’s make today count!”

Frost’s post drew a shower of compliments from fans.

“She always on point. I admire all her collections. LOVE the outfit👍💯.”

“She always looking cute I love her Style & I love her 😍 💗 ❤️ sis what don’t you slay?”

“You wear such beautiful clothing, I swear you style be on point!”

“She always looking cute I love her Style & I love her 😍 💗 stunning all across the board!”

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost attends the Marlomoji Launch Party at Red Martini on Nov. 7, 2016, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

The 36-year-old mother of two who retired from music in 2016, has made quite a name for herself in the fashion industry. Since opening her Pressed
storefront in Atlanta’s tony Buckhead neighborhood in 2015, the store has become a multi-million dollar boutique, causing her to open a second location in Houston in March 2018.

The innovator’s success landed her in Forbes magazine in April 2018, where she opened up about her experiences as a business owner.

“It starts with setting a goal and sticking to it, no matter what,” Frost said. “I do the hard, behind the scenes work that has grown my business to the multi-million dollar mark. And I use my platform to amplify what I am already doing. Love and Hip Hop may have many millions of people watching but I am still dedicated to my businesses.”

Frost has starred on “LHHATL” since 2012 with her husband Kirk Frost. She currently appears in season 8.

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