Christina Milian served red-hot summer style at Shein’s Mother’s Day Influencer Lunch on Sunday. The actress and singer looked stunning for the event held at Great White restaurant in Los Angeles.
For the occasion, the “Dip It Low” musician wore a red printed sleeveless minidress. The soft garment included a thick turtleneck with side cutouts on the bodice and a form-fitting skirt.
To further elevate her ensemble, Milian accessorized with thin hoop earrings, a diamond bracelet and a small, square multicolored clutch. The “Resort to Love” star was styled curly and she opted for neutral glam with a glossy pout.
Completing Milian’s outfit was a pair of brown strappy sandals. The style laced tightly around her calves and had a circle design on the instep and sat atop a thin stiletto heel.
Strappy sandals are having their moment and continue to steal the spotlight this year. The sultry style has made many celebrities ditch comfort for their counterpart. With signature interlaced straps varying from barely there to maximalist-like styles, lace-up sandals are evidently the tried-and-true shoe of the season.
When it comes to fashion, Milian is known for having a bold, fun and eclectic sense of style. She has consistently shared her impressive fashion sense for more than two decades. The entertainer has a personal aesthetic that includes floral prints, edgy statement pieces, textured suits and vibrant two-piece sets. On the footwear front, Milian likes to compliment her fits with thigh-high boots, pointy pumps, strappy sandals and sleek sneakers. When she’s off-duty, she tends to gravitate to cozy and casual styles like Ugg slides.
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