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‘Issa No Go’: Tommie Lee’s Sexy Pic Derails When Fans Roast Her Getup

By | Published on June 12, 2020 | Updated on June 15, 2020 9:24 AM EDT
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Celebrities don’t always make the best fashion choices when it comes to their attire and one of those celebs is apparently Tommie Lee.

The “Bad and Boujee” model is not afraid to mix and match her attire. She posted her outfit of the day to Instagram on Wednesday, June 10, wearing a tiny pink shirt with faux fur cuffs, a white thong, sheer lace pants and bow- embellished sandals.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee poses for Instagram. @tommiee_/Instagram

Lee, 35, spruced up her overall look with a pair of cat-eye framed sunglasses and voluminous curls. Her photo caption read, “Way too 1k ta kick it 2 virgils #tommieshit #Poolattire.”

The starlet posed in front of Beverly Hills’ Waldorf Astoria hotel in her latest daring outfit, while the doorman served her with hospitality.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee poses in jazzy attire. @tommiee_/Instagram

Instagram users following Lee were puzzled by her peculiar fashion choices.

One person compared the selections to those of a “street walker” and commented, “You really walking around that 5 star hotel looking like a street walker 😂🤦🏽‍♀️.” Another added, “Where in real life can you wear those pants? Love Tommie I’m just asking for real 😂.”

A third fan told Lee she could’ve chosen a “better” ensemble, while another remarked, “That outfit is a no go, body on point.”

The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star didn’t argue with fans and instead replied, “I tried Queen can win em all.”

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee responds to critics. @tommiee_/Instagram

This isn’t the first time Lee has committed a fashion faux pas.

Last October, the reality star attended the 2019 BET Hip Hop Awards and left fans appalled with her red carpet attire. She wore a light blue bustier, white joggers, pastel yellow Chanel flats, yellow tulle gloves and a black sleeping mask.

When Lee received backlash about her apparent fashion disaster, her response was, “Y’all Gotta kno idgaf 😂 who funeral y’all was going too hard lmao #BET2019 #tommieshit ‘HipHop’ awards.”

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