‘So Fly’: Keyshia Ka’Oir Shuts Down Social Media With Latest ‘Queen B’ Guise

Keyshia Ka’Oir‘s stunning appearance and enviable fashion sense captured her fan’s attention this past weekend.

The 34-year-old serial entrepreneur left her five million IG followers shook Saturday after uploading an Instagram pic of herself wearing chic casual attire. Posing in her Miami mansion, Ka’Oir rocked an azure blue turtleneck patterned with multi-colored stripes, distressed denim jeans and a pair of black sandal heels embellished with pompoms.

She complemented her look with a blue tote, silver accessories and her signature long, wavy tresses. Being unassuming about her voguish get-up, Ka’Oir captioned her post “Just a casual night 💙.”

Fans of the celeb instantly bombarded her post with blandishments.

“High cla$$ casual 🔥 a true queen that’s always on chill mode 24/7 🙌❤️ so damn fly”

“Casual. That’s a joke 🤣 #gaudyngorgeous ❤️🙌 bae know she be dressing🤷🏽‍♀️ go girl”

“You are everything and more ❤️🔥 @keyshiakaoir ‘they ain’t got nothing on you” ”GUCCI’s voice'”

“@keyshiakaoir is the real queen b 🔥 the baddest to ever do it”

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

The proud wife of rapper Gucci Mane is known for her tasteful yet peculiar fashion sense and personally takes pride in being different from others when it comes to her overall style.

As a matter of fact, the mother of three’s Ka’Oir Cosmetics company was one of the first makeup brands to sell various lipsticks shades other than what people were used to at the time. Although Ka’Oir’s friends didn’t necessarily support her unconventional makeup line at the time, she believed in it.

Keyshia Ka'Oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir and Gucci Mane.(@keyshiakaoir/Instagram)

“My friends were all like, you can’t wear blue lipstick because people will make fun of you,” she told The Cut in a February 2018 interview. “I ignored them, because I’m always a unique person and I want to be over the edge.”

She added, “No one knew my name [before dating Gucci Mane], no one knew who I was, but everyone wanted to be the girl with the mohawk and the blue lipstick.”

Many of Ka’Oir’s fans can always catch her rocking some of the most prestigious clothing brands including Gucci, Chanel, Fendi, Dior and many more.

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