‘Love Your Taste’: Evelyn Lozada Wows Fans with ‘Spicy’ Outfit

Evelyn Lozada blew fans away with an innovative denim ensemble that stole the spotlight in a new Instagram post from her. The long-time cast member of “Basketball Wives” shared the full-body look on Instagram on Monday, April 20.

Lozada, a native of The Bronx, took her jean game to a whole ‘nother level. The reality star came through serving looks in a no-sleeve denim jumpsuit. She also wore a pair of sandal stilettos and explained that her heels are a part of her Shoe Dazzle collection. Lozada striked her pose by crossing one foot over the other and placing one hand on her hips. The 44-year-old mother of two stood on her balcony as the green California scenery radiated in the background.

Evelyn Lozada rocking her denim jumpsuit (Photo): @evelynlozada/Instagram

Lozada admitted that she was soaking up the West Coast sun and implied that she was following the state’s stay-at-home order. She wrote in her caption: “I’m all dressed up with nowhere to go!” Fans admired her in-the-house attire and complimented Lozada for her fresh looks.

“😍❤️ love your taste 🔥,” one user gushed.

“Spicy 🌶😍😍😍.”

A third fan asked, “That jumpsuit is life! Where did you get it?” 

” 💕 Your whole look.”

“Outfit🔥”

A sixth user said, “Okay the lady is fly💪😍 looking too good💪😇.”

“Deets on the jumpsuit as well😍.”

An eighth fan commented, “That blue color looks amazing against your skin.”

Evelyn Lozada posing in her Nike shoes (Photo): @evelynlozada/Instagram

Lozada, a former co-founder of the shoe boutique Dulce, always has had a love for shoes. She explained in a 2017 interview with Footwear News that her passion for fashion stemmed from her East Coast roots. “I always connect it with growing up in New York City — everyone has a swag about them,” she said.

The “Livin Lozada” star revealed that she owns more than 500 pairs of shoes and shared that she prefers to wear sneakers over heels. “I have every Yeezy because I’m into Yeezys and comfort,” she confessed.

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