Alexis Skyy’s Beauty Makes Fans Do a Double Take In Her ‘Dior’ Pic

Alexis Skyy is a classic beauty and apparently a fashionista.

The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star posted a series of photos that showed her looking more beautiful than ever. She hopped over to Instagram on Thursday, Aug. 20, with pictures of herself in a Dior ensemble.

Skyy rocked a white Dior tee with high-waist joggers and open-toe sandal heels.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy/Instagram

“Dior My Body 💫💅🏽,” Skyy wrote in her caption.

The 26-year-old model jazzed up her get-up with a pop of color in the form of a teal purse. She also added a gold bracelet, black pair of shades and golden brown hair to complement her outfit.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy/Instagram

Skky’s chic look was a change from her usual thirst trap. While many fans raved over her designer wear, others noted how nice she looked.

“That girl be dressing,” an admirer commented on the reality star’s post.

“🤑🤑Classy Lexi❣,” a second person wrote.

“OMG lemme Dior yah body ❤️wit areal happenin😁,” someone else added.

One person said, “I’m loving this look on yu! Cute Dior Bag🔥”

A fan noted that Skyy looked like a “boss,” and she’s been trying to appear as if she’s making boss moves in her life.

Not only did she create an OnlyFans page, she also claimed last month she a launched her new book, “Pieces of Her.” Interestingly, the book’s official website depicts her name as Alexis “Sky” on the cover, and no International Standard Book Number for “Pieces of Her: The Life of Alexis Sky” turns up in online searches as of this writing. Obtaining an ISBN is part of the process of publishing a book.

“The Pieces of Her Diary is officially completed. I wanted this book to be perfect for you to truly understand every part of me and get to know me. This is my story. This is who I am,” Skyy wrote on July 21.

The television personality also opened her beauty salon Lux House on July 1 and announced the news via Instagram.

Alexis
Alexis Skyy poses with her Lux House business team. @alexisskyy/Instagram

“This has been a long /short journey getting @luxhouseli covid has made things so much harder for us but we did it,” Skyy wrote alongside a photo of her business team. “I just want to thank each one of you for being by my side during my break downs lol and me yelling 😂 today is JULY 1st I’m sending my blessings all over this buisness.”

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