‘Your Entire Ensemble Is Fire’: Vivica A. Fox Lets Fans Know She’s That Girl In New Instagram Photos

Vivica A. Fox dropped jaws after she uploaded a series of Instagram pics for her 1.7 million followers. The actress can be seen wearing an aqua print layered dress while pairing it with a Fendi belt and aqua fur heels to match. 

Noticeably feeling herself, Vivica struck three different poses as her gaze matched the camera’s focal point.

Your Entire Ensemble Is Fire': Vivica A. Fox Lets Fans Know She's That Girl In New Instagram Photos
Vivica Fox. (Photo: @msfox/Instagram)

“GM Dawlings!” the 58-year-old wrote as the start of her caption. “#AboutLastNight Slay for @foxsoul FAB & FUN “Cocktails With Queens” show! Rocking @bellofcalifornia dress @fendi belt @iamjenniferle shoes @simoneismith hoops Makeup @tashancounts Hair/Oix @kenyaonhair #LifeIsGood #GodIsGood #Blessed #Respect #GurlPower #VivicaFoxHair #TeamVivica #TeamFox #MyGrindDontStop #LegitimateCareers #BossMoves #LoveWins #Host #ClassicBadChick”

Fans of Ms. Fox rushed under her picture to note how amazing her ensemble looked. 

“This is a gorgeous piece on you. Very elegant”

“That color, that dress, those shoes! #Simply best dressed women of this century!”

“Love this look, beautiful colors on that dress. Your entire ensemble is fire”

Vivica loved her look so much she posted a variety of photos and videos to her Instagram Story that highlighted her cyan-colored outfit. 

The first video uploaded showed her sashaying to the door as she welcomed her “darlings” inside. 

Dramatically walking closer to the camera, Vivica asked, “Who’s ready for a new live ‘Cocktails With Queens’?” 

Her second Story post depicted her standing up smizing at the camera while “I Like You” by rapper Post Malone played in the background. As her third Story approached viewers’ eyes, Vivica is seen smiling ear to ear as she posed yet again for another photo. She chose “Back to the Streets” by Saweetie, featuring Jhene Aiko, as a background song for this sequence. 

Lastly, Vivica let everyone know she’s that girl as she did a side spin and let her dress flow with the wind while giving nothing but face as Beyoncé’s song “I’m That Girl” from her newest album “Renaissance” played over the video. 

Vivica A. Fox has been in the game for years, and if people were unaware of who she was before, these bombshell photos definitely did the trick.

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