‘A Life-Size Doll’: La La Anthony’s Colorful Two-Piece Swimsuit Leaves Fans Spellbound

Followers of La La Anthony were left entranced over a pair of seductive images the model uploaded to Instagram on Wednesday, March 3. Anthony wore a colorful two-piece swimsuit that showed off her toned physique. In the first photo, Anthony strikes a pose, with one hand on her hip and the other on her head as she glares into the camera.

Anthony, who embellished her attire with a full face and a high braided ponytail, was seen sitting while looking into the distance in the second snapshot. The designer — promoting a swimwear line — captioned her post, “A vibe 😍.”

La La Anthony’s new multi-colored look sends fans in a frenzy. Photo:@lala/Instagram

Many fans marveled over the star’s look.

“A life-size doll.”

“You just not playing fair now…🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍🙌🏾😂 Love ya!!”

“Your beauty is Top Notch.”

“Lala love ❤️ this one ☝🏽 @lala you killed it broke the Gram👏.”

“Beautiful Beyond Belief!!!!!!”

La La Anthony Photo:@lala/Instagram

While a majority of Anthony’s fans were laser-focused on her beauty, others brought up her hair. One wrote, “It’s the hair for me.” Another complimented her hairdresser, “Your hairstylist slayed this 🔥🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍😍 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘 and your beauty set this whole look off.” 

An Instagram user mentioned her “baby hairs.”

“Baby hairs, the swim set, EVERYTHING 😮😮😮😍😍😍.”

Anthony has been turning heads with her ever-changing hairstyle. The mother of one recently sported a short ombre bob done by celebrity stylist Arrogant Tae. Tae captioned the image that showcased a close-up of the 39-year-old’s full face and new cut, “I’m so Inlove with this cut n color I did, im always fI’m making women try new things n new styles, n colors 💚.” Anthony commented that Tae encouraged her to try something new with her hair. “U definitely pushed me out my comfort zone. I never do short.”

Since then, the duo has teamed up to film a master class to help teach people how to install lace frontal wigs. On her Feb. 15 upload, she urged her followers to sign up for the class that also included a chance to win a full makeover by Tae and a photo shoot. 

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