Tiger Stripes, Oh My! Malaysia Pargo and Tommie Lee Battle Over Fitted Frock

Reality TV stars Tommie Lee and Malaysia Pargo seem to have the same taste in fashion — and they apparently both enjoy the wild side.

Opting for a dress from Matte Collection’s Wild Thoughts Collection, both women decided to opt for the tiger print Naomi Dress. The turtlenecked, long-sleeved and ankle-length dress sells for $32.50, and Pargo and Lee decided to accessorize it in varying ways.

Lee wore the dress first. The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star posted a photo in the outfit on her Instagram page Oct. 30. Strutting in front of the Giorgio Armani store in the Miami Design District, Lee wore a big pair of sunglasses, strappy high heels and what looked to be a leather belted suspenders set. She also had her long black hair styled waves that ran past her buttocks.

“Can’t Let Em Get In Ya Head And F–k Up Ya Bread!💃🏽💰#rackracin #lovemenot @mattecollection,” read the “LHHATL” star’s caption.

tommie lee
Tommie Lee. (Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram)

Fans eagerly poured out with compliments for the star.

“Dress is everything!🔥 🔥”

“U look absolutely amazing boo 😍😍😍😍😍”

“Still the best dressed ever 😭”

“yes ma’am stunt ✨”

More recently on Nov. 3, Pargo wore the same dress. Like Lee, the “Basketball Wives” star also had her hair long and flowy, but it was straightened and reached mid-black length. She wore sunglasses in some photos but ultimately opted to show off her eyelashes and wore a choker necklace and high heels to complete the look.

Malaysia Pargo
Malaysia Pargo. (Photo: @malaysiainthecity/Instagram)

Fans couldn’t help themselves and began gushing about the VH1 reality star’s look.

“🔥🔥🔥🔥Snatched🔥🔥🔥🔥”

“Damn you bad😍😍😍”

“I just love your style!!!”

“Love it you always killing it 🔥🔥❤️”

It remains to be seen who fans decide pulled off the look better, but in the meantime, both women are staying busy.

Pargo is focusing on her family. She recently shared a tender moment with her three children when they first saw their new home.

“As we begin to wind down the year, I have to reflect on a major milestone accomplished. Purchasing my first home on my own,” she wrote in a reflective Instagram post. “There’s nothing I would not do to put a smile on my children’s faces. Moms provide stability and love. I work hard everyday to provide for them. Home is where the heart is and they are my 3 heartbeats. Never give up on any dream you have and remember to celebrate your accomplishments.”

Meanwhile, Lee has consistently stayed on-brand by setting up various thirst traps for her fans.

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