NeNe Leakes doesn’t do subtle.
The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” comeback star, 58, made sure all eyes were on her at Luar’s New York Fashion Week show on Monday.
She took her front row seat in a fully sheer top and matching shorts by the buzzy brand, with no bra and just a pair of hot pants underneath.
“Not Playing Fair 👊🏽🔥” she captioned a carousel of snaps of the look by photographer Caz, earning fire emojis and praise from fans and fellow Bravo stars Melissa Gorga and Marlo Hampton.
“My girllllllll,” wrote rapper Kash Doll.
The risqué set came from Luar’s menswear line: the Triangle Sleeve top ($180) and Farmer short ($200), which she paired with a black circle-handle Luar tote and glittery silver knee-high boots.
Stylist Paris Chea and her assistant, Brandonn St. Regis, put the look together, with makeup and hair by Michele Latrice and MagicMike.
Leakes topped things off with an icy platinum blond bob from her own hair line, Color Mane Wigs.
“The bob is bobbin’, honey. It’s not too tight, honey! It’s bobbin’, weavin’,” she told Fashion Bomb Daily of the wig as she got ready for the show.
Longtime “RHOA” viewers clocked the callback to Season 7’s “Puerto Read-Co!” episode, when Leakes memorably tore into castmate Claudia Jordan’s bob as “tight” and “completely folded under” during the ladies’ Puerto Rico trip.
In Leakes’ Instagram comments, fans made cracks about the scene, writing: “Claudia this is how you wear a bob hunny 🤏🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥😮💨” and “What’s wrong with a bob? NOTHING☺️🔥😍😍😍😍✨.”
The television personality posed with rapper Young Miami and influencer Jackie Aina at the Luar show, strutting for videographer Jared Battle.
Last month, Leakes rejoined the “Real Housewives” franchise on the premiere of “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th Special,” her first appearance since exiting the show in the middle of the Season 12 reunion in 2020. She sued Bravo and Andy Cohen for racism in 2022 before dropping the case last year.
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