‘Fashion Icon of the Year’: Rasheeda Frost Wows Fans in Latest Fashion Get-Up

“Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star Rasheeda Frost is not only known for her turbulent marriage or friendships that play out on the hit television franchise. The Atlanta native has also been the talk of many social media conversations when it comes to fashion as well.

Recently, the 37-year-old took to Instagram Wednesday, July 17, showcasing her fly ’fit in a three-sided photo gallery. Frost can be seen rocking a black graphic tee with fringe at the bottom, high-waisted distressed blue jean shorts, black heels, paired with black mesh stockings coming over her ankle, gold hoops, and a black topknot bun. “Issa look doe! 😘 Pressed from head to toe!” Frost wrote for her caption.

Rasheeda Frost. @rasheeda/Instagram

Sporting pieces from her Pressed ATL boutique, fans were here for Frost’s look and flooded her comments to compliment her on her latest get-up.

“I see you, Rasheeda! Best dressed on lhh hands down. Beautiful as always,” one fan wrote.

“My girl always slaying it beautiful as always,” another fan wrote.

“You are the cutest on the gram idc idc 😍.”

“Fashion KILLA period!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥🔥.”

“All your looks 🔥🔥 you should be a celebrity stylist fr. 👏🏽🤗”

“First of all, I’m fitna steal this look. 🖤🔥.”

“Issa a serious look fr. Yessss.”

“Slayed to the Gods😍😍.”

“Fashion icon of the year.”

While fans were in awe of Frost’s latest fashion post, this isn’t the first time this week the mother of two scored with fans when it comes to looks. The same day the reality television star heated the timeline rocking her jean shorts look, she posted another photo of herself while in her room rocking a tie-dye dress that cinched and tied around her waist. Frost paired the ensemble with an oversized yellow tote and hot pink block heels. She topped the look off with her top knot bun.

“Good afternoon 💕 , #pressed,” she captioned her image.

Fans applauded Frost on the retro look.

“Simply gorgeous, I love the dress 😍! I believe Rasheeda can rock a paper sack and still kill it!!! She slays everything literally!”

“I want this cute dress.. you look so pretty! You bringing out all colors for the summer 🌸.”

“All I hear is “chew dat bubble gum ‘good lawd guh 🔥 you clean up nicely ❤️. A queen.”

“Hunniiii u be da most prettiest natural ATLANTA looking brightest colored wearing down azz chick on IG 💯.”

Frost’s love of fashion is apparent as she is the proud owner of two Pressed boutiques located in Houston and Atlanta.

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