Angela Simmons Flosses Her ‘Cozy’ Camouflage Look and Leaves Fans Drooling

Angela Simmons is clearly a knockout.

The 33-year-old reality star flossed her beautiful looks this week to her six million followers and left them stumped. She took to Instagram on Monday, Oct. 5, and shared a beauty post of herself glammed up.

Simmons sported a pair of low-rise camouflage joggers with a cropped black tee and a sequin olive green jacket. Her outfit screamed autumn, and it was paired with black stiletto pumps.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons goes camo-and-black. @angelasimmons/Instagram

“The only time you should look back .. is to see how far you’ve come ‼️” the “Growing Up Hip Hop” star captioned the post.

Simmons completed her gorgeous look with long luscious black curls and a flawless makeup look. She struck several fierce poses on her condo balcony and gave a smoldering look at the camera.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons. @angelasimmons/Instagram

Her post drew more than 57,000 likes and an inundation of flattering remarks.

“Its pants for me. Camouflage my favorite color. 🔥👁.”

“Stunning as usual 😍 yesssss Angela bring it Queen.”

“You have the right 2 remain sexy thats hot ang sis got it going on i mean you. Cozy.”

“Lookin like a snack 🔥🔥.”

Whether Simmons is rocking casual wear, a sexy bikini or elegant attire, she still manages to look fashionable.

The mother of one has a variety of favorite shoe designers and luxury brands that she sports. She told Glamour magazine in 2014, “I mean, I mix it up. Saint Laurent, Chanel has really cute boots and heels. I just became a really big fan of Valentino because they’re super comfortable and they’re super-cute.”

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons. @angelasimmons/Instagram

Simmons told Glamour back then she does prefer the Valentino Rockstuds when it comes to shoes.

“OMG You don’t even have to break them in,” said the fashionista. “Just put them on and it’s like let’s go! I have the wine ones and now I think I need some neon green ones.”

Simmons used to own “Pastry” sneaker line with her older sister Vanessa Simmons. After launching the shoe company in 2007, Angela Simmons decided to walk away from it a few years later and focus on solo projects.

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