‘Fine Head To Toe’: Alexis Skyy’s Fans Marvel Over the Model’s New Look In All Black

Alexis Skyy’s fans were taken with the social media influencer’s alluring yet slightly conservative look on Friday after she wore a long-sleeved black Rick Owens tracksuit that displayed her buxom cleavage.

In the Oct. 30 post, the reality star accessorized the ensemble with silver necklaces and a diamond watch. As for makeup, Alexis went with a neutral look for her foundation but spiced things up a bit by adding bold false lashes and blue-winged eyeliner. She finished the suit off with a yellow Birkin bag and black-and-white high-top platform sneakers.

The rapper captioned the image, — while also letting fans know what brand she was wearing — “Rick head to toe b**ch.” Many fans exulted over the “Love and Hip Hop” star’s enticing get-up.

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“Bomb Af.”

“You look tf good 😍😍😍😍😍.”

“Your so gorgeous! @alexisskyy_ 😘😍🔥.”

“You look soooo BOMB🔥.”

One fan responded to the star’s caption by saying,”Fine head to toe 💯💯😍😍😍😍😍😍.”

There have been occasions where the model — who is famously known for showing off her killer curves in tiny bikinis — oozed sex appeal while being fully clothed. Back in August the mother of one dressed in a long-sleeved Versace two-piece outfit in a video of herself twirling in a circle and gyrating her plump backside to Cardi B’s “WAP” collaboration song with Megan Thee Stallion. The 26-year-old garnished the black-and-gold gear with diamond-themed jewelry and her signature neutral makeup. She captioned the Aug. 11 upload, “Versace all over my body 😜.”

Another time occurred in March when she sported a black one-piece jogger with a deep V-cut. Skyy flaunted her hourglass figure as she seductively kneeled in front of the camera and topped off the look with a diamond watch and a matching Dior bucket hat and purse. Alexis captioned the March 10 post “I fell in love with a lit Bish,” and it generated over 97,000 likes,

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