‘It’s the Pink!’: Tia Mowry Shuts Down the ‘Gram In Multiple Fashions and Fans Pick Their Favorites

Actress Tia Mowry had fans choosing their favorite outfits for her after she posted an Instagram video on Wednesday, Jan. 26, that shows her posing in different fashions from her closet.

Mowry posted a caption with her video noting that the weekend was coming and she was using fashion to bring out the flirty girl within. “Almost the weekend,” she wrote. “So I’m bringing out my inner flirty girl! [smiley face emoji].”

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA —JANUARY 26, 2022: Tia Mowry poses for a picture posted on Instagram on Jan. 26, 2022.

“The Game” actress tried on several ensembles and posed for the camera before going on to the next outfit. Her first outfit was a lavender pantsuit number and a pair of heels.

For the next outfit, Mowry rocked a green mini dress with cut-out long sleeves and gold high heels. The third ensemble was a strapless dress in the orange family with matching ankle-strap high heels. The last outfit was a satiny pink strapless top paired with matching satiny pants and pink high heels.

Fans loved the outfits, and some commented on which of them were their favorites. Other fans commented on how good Mowry looked during her mini fashion show.

“Oh Yesssss!!!!! I see you Queen!! [smiley-heart emoji, fire emojis],” said one fan. “These fits!” said another. “Yassss! The transition queen !!! [fire emoji, heart emoji].”

Another fan replied, “Yesssssss Auntieeeee [heart emojis, smiley-heart emojis].”

“That orange [orange emoji] ” said another fan. “My fav [fire emoji, smiley-heart emoji].”

“It’s the pink!” wrote another fan. “The pink!!!!!!! [pink heart emojis].”

Mowry also posted a video on Instagram on Jan. 24, with the actress dancing in a hot-pink shorts outfit with matching high heels. She captioned the post, “Who isss she?! Walking into Monday with that good energy and positive vibes!”

You can watch the video of Tia Mowry’s mini fashion show below.


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