Who Wore It Best?: Kash Doll, Joseline Hernandez and Alexis Skyy Sport Chanel Bikini

It seems Kash Doll, Joseline Hernandez and Alexis Skyy all have the same taste when it comes to swimwear.

The three celebrities were seen sporting a 1996 vintage Chanel nipplekini from that year’s spring/summer collection.

Rapper Kash Doll wore the black and white bikini in her “Chanel Slides” music video that was filmed in January. The vintage bikini was handpicked by fashion stylist Paris Chea from Pechuga Vintage in Los Angeles. She jazzed up the swimwear with a double C diamond necklace, which is Chanel’s logo, long black tresses, and a black-and-white headband.

Joseline Hernandez
Kash Doll wears a vintage Chanel bikini, @kashdoll/Instagram

Joseline Hernandez was seen sporting the Chanel two-piece in an Instagram post shared on Tuesday, June 16. She twerked in the scanty outfit while celebrating the casting auditions for her Zeus reality show “Joseline’s Cabaret.” The bikini showed off the star’s curvaceous body as she partied on a boat in Miami, Florida. She captioned the post, “🎥did you enjoy Joselines Cabaret Auditions last night 👅🔥.”

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez. @joseline/Instagram

Skyy rocked the Chanel ensemble in a sexy Instagram snap that was posted on June 6. The photo showed the 25-year-old model posing on a beach towel, wearing a white floppy straw hat and flossing her gorgeous skin. Like Kash Doll and Hernandez, Skyy also flaunted her hourglass figure in the bikini and gained the likes of several fans. She captioned one photo of herself, “You got that fire and I’m not a liar,” and added in another, “When you catch feelings 😭.”

All three of the ladies received several comments on Fashion Bomb Daily over who wore the Chanel bikini the best.

Joseline Hernandez
(From left) Kash Doll, Joseline Hernandez and Alexis Skyy. (Photos: @kashdoll/Instagram, @joseline/Instagram, @alexisskyy_/Instagram)

“Kashdoll’s is the only real Chanel here👏🏾. The others are creations someone made.”

“They’re worn all the same, but the best photo is Alexis”

“No one! Coco Chanel is turning over in her grave.”

“They all look cute but Joseline won for me😍🔥”

“None of them. Because it’s an ugly swimsuit 🤷🏽‍♀️”

“KashDoll alday🔥😍🙌🏽”

It’s no surprise a slew of social media users felt Kash Doll wore the ensemble the best.

The Detroit native is a huge fan of Chanel attire. When discussing her music video and her music counterpart singer Dreezy, she told Harper’s Baazar in January 2019, “I love when two bad b–ches can link up and slay in their own way. What girl doesn’t love Chanel?”

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