Who Wore It Best?: Keyshia Ka’Oir Battles It Out With ‘BBW’ Star Malaysia Pargo in Chanel Outfit

When it comes to fashion, Keyshia Ka’Oir and Malaysia Pargo clearly have similar tastes.

The two celebs were caught rocking the same Chanel-design jumpsuit.

Keyshia Ka'Oir
(L) Keyshia Ka’Oir and (R) Malaysia Pargo. @malaysiainthecity/ Instagram and @keyshiakaoir/Instagram

The 39-year-old Pargo, who’s famously known for starring on “Basketball Wives,” decided to opt for the ensemble in black and white. The Coco Chanel “CC” printed hugged the star’s curves and was paired with a cream blazer and black open-toe heels. Pargo attended VH1’s “BBW” reunion special taped in September wearing the eye-grabbing garment. She made a bold statement by wearing thigh-length black tresses and accessorizing her look with large hoop earrings and small pendant necklace that fell above her exposed cleavage. She posted her sultry look on Instagram on October 12 and wrote in her caption, “Just Me.”

Keyshia Ka'Oir
Malaysia Pargo. @malaysiainthecity/ Instagram

Ka’Oir, the proud wife of rapper Gucci Mane, decided to sport the same jumpsuit, but in pink and black design. She rocked her ensemble at her hubby’s Las Vegas concert back in September and complemented her outfit with a hot pink leather bag, red high-heeled sandals, silver accessories and Coco Chanel diamond earrings that retail for around $9,400. Like Pargo, Ka’Oir also wore her hair as a bold statement, going for a ’60s-inspired bob with a swooped bang. Clearly feeling herself, she posted her look on Instagram Sept. 16 and wrote, “She’s a work of art baby 💕”

Keyshia Ka'Oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir @keyshiakaoir/Instagram

Fans fawned over the Ka’Oir Cosmetics’ owner and “BBW” star’s looks.

“@keyshiakaoir 💯Name Brand Queen💯 the baddest in the game tuh💕”

“Now that’s how baby hair should look 🔥 love the outfit @malaysiainthecity”

“Keyshia is bad bad bad baby girl u pretty with the body to go with it 💣❤️”

“I Love how CLASSY YOU are 💕@malaysiainthecity love your style. #SuchAFuckingLady”

“I need this suit sis @keyshiakaoir 🔥 looking life a life size Barbie 😍”

Ka’Oir is very particular about what goes on her body. She told the Cut during an interview in February 2018 that it’s important for her to “look good in whatever I put on and what makes me happy.”

She and her husband Gucci have sported some of the most prestigious clothing brands, including Gucci, Fendi, Dior, Balenciaga, Chanel and many others. For her birthday in January, the celeb wore a scarlet-red Charbel Zoe gown embroidered with more than with 1 million red Swarovski crystals.

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