Tuesday's 'The Real' Style Breakdown

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

Tamera is working this Karen Millen dress and Christian Louboutin heels.

Jeannie is styling in this TopShop tank, Michael Kors pants and Steve Madden heels!

Ashanti is showstopping in this multi-colored dress!

Loni is giving us life in this Adrianna Papell dress, Eloquii top, shoes courtesy of Rockport and Q and A Boutique jewelry.

Adrienne is serving in this blue dress and Christian Louboutin pumps.

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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