Malaysia Pargo hypnotized her followers with her hourglass figure on Sunday after the “Basketball Wives” star wore a curve-hugging long-sleeved dress.
In the eye-catching photo shared on Oct. 25, the jewelry designer beamed with joy as she sported the gray-and-pink dress with a huge Benjamin Franklin print design on the front. The ensemble featured only one accessory, hoop earrings. The mother of three completed the look with a half-up, half-down hairstyle. Malaysia captioned the post, “I always keep a real real genuine smile..” Fans were mesmerized by the “BBW” star’s beauty.
“So beautiful and stunning lady 😍 ❤️.”
“Beautiful smile. Very angelic. 😍”
“Drop dead gorgeous 🌹👌🏾.”
“That smile is everything 🙏.”
One fan referenced the Benjamin Franklin print on the star’s dress. “Benjamin’s looks great on you,” the Instagram user wrote.
In a prior post, the “BBW” star revealed she got her dress from her best friend Bambi’s store. “Cause shopping at your friends store is Law..dress @houseofshimmeratlanta,” she wrote as her caption.
Over the years, Malaysia has accessorized her striking looks with her million-dollar smile. Back in February, the “Matte Collection” influencer showed up on a social media post wearing a crisp white sports bra while lounging around in her room. The television personality, who usually wears her long black mane down, decided to go a different route by wearing a slicked-back hairdo.
As for makeup, Malaysia kept it fairly neutral with her foundation, but when it came to her eyes and lips the reality star added a pop of color as she rocked a bold smoky eye with false lashes and a red lip. The model, who offered a seductive smirk in the photo, captioned the upload “Smile.” The post went on to rack up 17,000 likes.
A couple of months before that, the entrepreneur enchanted her 2.7 million followers as she prepared for the winter season. Malaysia wore a green leopard print sweater accessorized with a gold bracelet, gold earrings, and that thousand-watt smile. She captioned the 2019 photo “Sweater Weather.”
