‘No Cap, She Bad’: Rasheeda Frost Slays Summer in Sexy Curve-Hugging Maxi Dress

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Rasheeda Frost showed up and showed out on social media this week with her snazzy fashions.

The television personality took advantage of the warm weather with her enticing summer wear. She took to Instagram Thursday evening and posted a photo of herself rocking a super cute maxi dress that clearly hugged her body in all of the right places.

The garment, which is a piece from her Pressed boutique, was in a pattern of gold, white and black and complemented with a pair of transparent open-toe heels. Frost also put her best fashion foot forward by accessorizing her look with a black purse and a pair of aviator teardrop sunglasses. She kept her makeup extremely simple with a nude lippie and flaunted her natural God-given tresses.

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost. @rasheeda/Instagram

“Just minding my business In a cute ass dress 😘,” the 37-year-old wrote in her caption.

Her post drummed up 32,000 likes and a mass of comments.

“No cap 🧢 she bad asl! Loving this whole looks!!! VIBES!!! major vibes šŸ”„!”

“You killed in that dress you’ll really kill if your dye the hair to match šŸ’ÆšŸ‘Œ.”

“Orgasmic!!! You look magnificent! I love the dress, u look so pretty 😘.”

“I love how sexy and classy Rasheeda looks especially in this dress. It shows the right amount of curves and skin. Fines asf ā¤ļøšŸ”„.”

When it comes to fashion industry, Frost is making quite a name for herself.

Although her love for fashion first stemmed from her rap career, which she took a step back from in 2016, she said over the years her style sense has evolved quite a bit.

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost. (@rasheeda/Instagrarm)

“I think as I’m getting older, I’m just more comfortable with who I am and I know the things that I like, and I never try to reach,” she said. “I never try to let clothes wear me. I always try to do my own thing. I realize that more now that I’m older than I did before because [there were] times I used to say, ā€˜I want to wear that,’ just because I saw it. I don’t think like that anymore — I just get what I like.”

The mother of two seemingly takes pride in having a distinctive fashion style and doesn’t conform to fashion norms.

“My personal style is tomboy chic with an extra edge to it,” she told Foot Wear News in 2017. “I’m not a girly girl, so it’s more of a relaxed tomboy type of swag.”

Frost currently owns two Pressed clothing stores, one in Atlanta and the other in Houston.

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