Tuesday’s ‘The Real’ Style Breakdown

Check out what Tamera, Jeannie, Loni and Adrienne are rocking this Tuesday!

Tamera looks red-hot in this Kendall & Kylie dress and Aldo heels.

Jeannie is totally having a pattern party today! She's rocking a L'Agence dress and Aldo heels.

Loni is serving in this Ashley Stewart jumpsuit and Lane Bryant boots.

Adrienne is styling in this Lovers and Friends dress, Gianvito Rossi heels and bracelets courtesy of La Soula Jewelry.

Be sure to check out our dynamic style team online:
Oakley Stevenson @oakleycree , Billy George @IAmBillyGeorge, Rebecca Raleigh @rebeccaRaleigh, Dan Musto @danielmusto and Rhonda Ray @HauteChixStyle.

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