‘This Is What Money Looks Like’: Tiffany Haddish Stuns In Designer Suit-Dress, and Fans Are Eating it Up

Actress Tiffany Haddish looked stunning in pictures posted to Instagram of the comedienne sporting an orange ensemble by Dolce & Gabbana. “The Girls’ Trip” actress shared the photographs on April 4.

Haddish was styled by Wayman + Micah and rocked Prada shades with an orange Dolce & Gabbana suit-dress accented with black buttons. Haddish’s platinum hair was courtesy of hairstylist Ray Christopher and her makeup was the work of artist Keita Moore. Haddish was photographed by Mr. D. Adams.

Tiffany Haddish poses in a Dolce & Gabanna dress in an Instagram post. @tiffanyhaddish/Instagram

“She Ready Vegas! I am feeling very sexy in my @dolcegabbana dress and @prada frames. Thank you @waymanandmicah@hair4kicks @kilprity @mr_dadams for keeping me fly in these streets! #sheready!”

Haddish vogues for the photographer. @tiffanyhaddish/Instagram

Several people left comments under the Instagram post and noted how stunning Haddish looks in the photographs, including “Insecure” actress Yvonne Orji, Tina Knowles Lawson and Oscar-winning actress Viola Davis.

Haddish checks the room. @tiffanyhaddish/Instagram

Davis wrote, “Love this,” followed by a heart emoji. Orji also commented on Haddish’s pictures. “Eatiiiinggg dat up!!!”

Haddish comes out of the sunglasses. @tiffanyhaddish/Instagram

Lawson wrote that she loved the suit on Haddish. “I love this suit on you!!! You are more and more gorgeous everyday!” Lawson also replied with heart and fire emojis. Terrence J also replied with several fire emojis.

Actor Jaleel White also commented and noted “The After Party” actress’s pictures were lit. “I see Whatchu doing,” he wrote. “This one is it [fire emoji].” Lauren Von Der Pool wrote, “Eat they asses up then sis! Shut it all the way down!!!!”

“This is what money looks like,” added a fan.

The comedian has been sharing a lot of stylish photos of herself since her weight loss. Haddish is set to play legendary track star Florence “Flo Jo” Griffith-Joyner in a biopic and in an interview with Madame Noire, she revealed that she has been training with Flo Jo’s husband.

“I have been changing the way I eat for sure and definitely blocking off time to workout and do training…I lost 40 pounds and then I got a little bit in my feelings about some stuff going on in real life and gained 15. Now I lost about 10 of that, so you know it’s a journey,” she said.

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