‘Breathtaking’: Angela Simmons Leaves Fans Dumbstruck With This Stellar Look

Growing Up Hip Hop” star Angela Simmons proved to the internet this week that she’s a certified fashion maven.

The television personality showed up and showed out at the 2019 Angel Ball in New York on Monday, Oct. 28, and looked more beautiful than ever. She arrived to the event wearing a teal blue ball gown designed by Dona Matoshi. The garment was adorned with sea-green feathers and a large belt that cinched her waist.

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Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons. (Photo: @angelasimmons/Instagram)

Simmons wore her hair in a fishtail braid and opted for a matching eye-makeup look identical to her ensemble. She kept the accessories at an all-time minimum and donned small gold hoop earrings.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons. @angelasimmons/Instagram

The television personality captioned her Instagram post “Angel Ball 💙” and racked up more than 23,000 likes. She was also showered with a slew of compliments.

“Breathtaking 🔥💙 you’re glowing so beautifully Your highness 👑. Glamorous ❤️ you did that”

“Gorge! I love the dress!! Stunning beauty ❤️ you look amazing beautiful color on you 😍”

“Winning Angela honey you look beautiful 💓 like a real queen. Whew chile that color is flawless on you.”

“Ang you be SHUTTING the internet down 💯 si you look stunning in that gown. They could neva”

Just last week, Simmons nearly shut down the internet after posting some sexy pictures of herself in a tiny bikini while on the beach in Tulum, Mexico. Striking her signature tippy-toes pose, she seductively looked back at the camera and flossed her incredible gams.

Angela Simmons. @angelasimmons/Instagram

“One day you’ll look back and realize …that you worried too much about things that don’t really matter 🦋,” she wrote in her caption on Oct. 23.

Over the years, Simmons has urged her followers to celebrate being confident within themselves and to care less about what people think.

“Confidence is key to life,” she wrote via Instagram on Feb. 20. “With confidence you win. When you have this ingredient … you do what you want. You can comfortably be in your own skin. There is nothing anyone can do or say to shake that.”

The “GUHH” star has maintained she’s not in the people-pleasing business.

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