‘Big Boss Lex’: Fans Applaud Alexis Skyy’s Classy, Fitted Look In This Fashion Pic

“Love & Hip Hop” star and beauty influencer Alexis Skyy is handling her business as a beauty bar owner while serving looks at the same time.

The 26-year-old flaunted her fly ’fit on the ’Gram over the weekend at her Lux House beauty bar, rocking a black fitted long-sleeve dress, gold knee-high boots, and long blond-and-black tresses.

“Love & Hip Hop” reality diva Alexis Skyy at her Lux House beauty bar store. @alexisskyy/Instagram

“BOSS 🤍,” the mother of one captioned her photo, which garnered over 68,000 likes from her loyal followers.

Fans not only blasted Skyy’s post with tons of likes, but they also flooded her comment section with posts complimenting the Boss Bae’s business moves and beauty.

“BIG BOSS LEXX 💁🏽‍♀️.”

“It’s the lady who’s working in heels for me 😍😍😍.”

“U really set the tone & in a lane of your own, I love.”

“Absolutely fabulous your style and spirit is indeed!🔥🔥🔥.”

Skyy’s modest — by her standards — but alluring outfit was a big win for fans.

It’s a huge hit compared to her Sept. 26 post where she was out and about for a night on the town in Huntsville, Alabama.

Skyy sported a mesh bodysuit with a nude thong and white heels. She did catch the attention of over 620,000 plus viewers, but not all of her feedback was positive.

Many criticized the television personality for her revealing outfit and even speculated about whether she’d had surgical enhancement, considering that some said her backside was slightly bigger in the video than in her previous posts.

Skyy didn’t respond to any of the backlash. In fact, Skyy showed how unbothered she was by posing with her entire cheeks out on Oct. 2. She planted her bare round buns on what appears to be her home’s living room floor. She wore a black thong, Jordans, and a crop top.

Skyy’s seductive photo showcased her butterfly tats and caught the attention of many, with over 180,000 likes from fans.

Regardless of whether someone is a fan of her revealing images or not, Skyy doesn’t seem to care and continues to garner likes and comments from thousands.

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