‘Oh She Fyne’: La La Anthony Serves Body Goals in Curve-Hugging Dress

“Power” actress La La Anthony is snatching edges on the ‘Gram with her latest form-fitting ensemble.

The 39-year-old mother seemingly never fails to impress fans with her chic fashions and impressive choice of style that complements her shapely frame.

Anthony took to Instagram on Thursday and uploaded an image of herself sporting a burnt-orange-and-red sleeveless dress that hugged her curves. She paired that long, fringed one-piece number with gold stiletto pumps and wore a pair of large hoop earrings to accessorize the look, which was outfitted by wardrobe stylist Maeve Reilly.

LaLa Anthony
La La Anthony. @lala/Instagram

The celeb also rocked ombre dark-brown-and-auburn brown tresses and went for a dramatic makeup look, including a smoky eye and chocolate lippie. She added in her caption, referencing her beam, “Smile more…stress less 🧡.”

Her flawless exterior stunned fans, but it was Anthony’s curvy silhouette that caught their attention.

“Oh she fyyyne 👌🏾👀💎! Jeesh ma you took my breath away…..She faww..ine…. Damn ! ! ! !”

“Girl you are fireeeeeeee periodt okkkkurrrrr!😘 7 course meal of yumminess.”

“Look 👀 at lala’s body good googly moogly! Lord sum 1coI 911 cos it’s gotta b illegal t Lok dat fine 💞💞.”

“Who’s your stylist omg bomb af 😩❤️ you look beautiful!”

Anthony appears to be in the best shape of her life and began going extra hard in the gym around 2017. Her go-to gym is Dogpound in downtown New York City.

“I definitely have lost weight,” she told E News about her fitness journey around the time. ” I definitely feel better about myself, more toned, have more energy.”

She added, “I always say when you look good, you feel good. When you feel like you’re putting the effort into you, it just changes your whole outlook on yourself.”

LaLa Anthony
La La Anthony. (Photo: @lala/Instagram)

The former MTV host said she began eating clean and exercising on a regular to get back in shape. She also noted that working out was therapeutic when dealing with personal issues in her life.

“When things happen in your life that you can’t control, it’s great to put the control back into myself,” she said. “I can control working out. I can control what I eat. I can control making myself feel better, so working out and being here has been a huge part of that.”

Anthony clearly takes pride in her physique and told the news outlet all women should feel the same.

“When you put the work in, why not show it off? We’re all women. We’re all proud of our bodies and I want women out there to be proud of their bodies however their bodies are. I’m glad that I can show people that I’m proud of mine.” 

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