Who Wore it Better? Evelyn Lozada and Fantasia Rock Same Figure-hugging Fashion

Oh snap! It looks like Evelyn Lozada and singer Fantasia Barrino have similar fashion taste after being spotted rocking the same outfit.

The tracksuit, which is available for purchase from Fashion Nova and Kandi Burruss’ TAGS Boutique, is a casual, form-fitting two-piece with a snakeskin pattern and blue, white and red accent stripes down the pant leg and sleeves of the matching jacket.

Evelyn and Fantasia
Evelyn Lozada (R) and Fantasia Barrino have fans swooning after catching them rocking the same tracksuit. (Photo: @evelynlozada/Instagram and @tasiaword/Instagram)

Fantasia first wore the outfit Jan. 17 as she prepared for a trip to a warm island destination. Looking better than most when traveling, the 35-year-old rocked finger rolls and sunglasses.

“πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯Don’t hurt ’em fam lol”

“Come through 😍😍😍”

“Girl you rocking πŸ”₯”

Read comments of folks gassing the “American Idol” winner, who has been busy gracing stages and promoting her album “Sketchbook.” More regularly, fans see the powerhouse vocalist rocking performance outfits and body-hugging dresses, so to catch her in a tracksuit was a nice switch-up for those who love her sense of style.

Three days later, Lozada rocked the ‘fit for a casual Sunday outing.

“Sexy momma 😍😍❀️”

“The baddest 😍”

“Always look dope af!!! πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯”

Fans swooned over the curvaceous New York natives’s figure in the outfit, just as they do whenever the fit mom of two posts photos of her figure-flattering outfits on social media.

The 44-year-old “Basketball Wives” veteran is known for rocking outfits that maintain her ’round-the-way girl appeal with fans and this ‘fit was no different.

The former wife of ex-NFL player Chad “Ochocinco” Jonhson is busy these days with her Fashion Nova and Flat Tummy Tea partnerships, as well as promoting her shoe venture with Shoe Dazzle. The shoes, named Castle Hill Collection, are a nod to where the beauty grew up in Bronx, NY. Thus far they have been a major hit with fans.

“This whole collection is πŸ”₯πŸ”₯”

” 😍 😍 You making me want to buy all these shoes”

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