‘That Waist, Where Is It?’: Kenya Moore’s Latest Figure-Hugging Look Dazzles Fans

Kenya Moore knows she looks good, and her latest outfit proves it.

The returning star of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” uploaded a model-like photo to her Instagram page Wednesday posing outside The Whitley hotel in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood. On August 14, Moore donned a white tank top and a knee-length leaf-print skirt and black heels. She also wore gold-colored and accented accessories, including hoop earrings, a cuff and a black Chanel purse with gold detailing.

The star received major praise from her fans for her outfit and the figure within it.

“Damn girl, looking fabulous as usual! And that waist!!!! Where is it??? ❤️😍😘”

“Come thruuu with the Sauce🔥. Put your best foot forward while it’s on their neck. #hotwifesummer 😍😍”

“Kenya love those shoes girlfriend 👀💯👑”

“CHILE… your body is sic! 😍”

“Kenya is definitely killing it and she looks so young.. That is what happiness can do for you and feeling complete.”

“What waist???”

Moore has worn a similar look before and fans were left equally mind-boggled over it.

Posing by a street light on a corner of West Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta late last week, Moore had fans mesmerized by her fitted purple blouse and curve-hugging cream-colored pencil skirt.

“Let’s have a moment of silence for the Slayage it’s just too much🔥”

“@thekenyamoore doll be slaying in this ATL streets #atlanta just 🔥🔥🔥”

“Please take your foot off of our necks @thekenyamoore, my Lord!!🔥🔥😍😍🚨🚨”

“Girl, that waistline is no joke. You look great!”

While Moore’s fashion sense continues to leave fans raving, the star is currently focusing more on her hair — or should it be that she’s focusing on Moore Hair Care? The wife and mom of one announced on Instagram Tuesday that the search is on for models who are ages 18 or older who use Kenya Moore Hair Care products. Hopeful models — male or female — of all ethnicities can apply, as long as their own hair is free of weaves, wigs and extensions. If chosen after an interview Friday, models will get an opportunity to be featured in a paid print and commercial ad campaign for the four-year-old brand.

“We want models with great hair and beautiful inside and out,” Moore wrote in the post, which her co-stars Kandi Burruss and Cynthia Bailey also shared to their IG pages.

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