Real House Wives of Atlanta star Cynthia Bailey recently got her luxury leather accessories collection debuted during New York Fashion Week and made it a point to look stunning while doing so.
Bailey took to social media and posted a sexy photo of herself showing off her long legs in a hot pair of itty-bitty denim shorts.
Bailey captioned her photo,”thank you @clairesulmers @fashionbombdaily for debuting my @cbvior line at #nyfw and all the other up & coming amazing designers that were showcased! @sheamoisture #cbvior #fashion @therealcarlastephens”
Bailey was seen during the show striking a confident pose on a grand marble staircase. She sported a waist-length ponytail, a CB Vior t-shirt, and a black blazer jacket with a high-low hem. Bailey shook the internet in her teeny-tiny shorts, which showed off her sexy, long legs decorated with strappy white, high-heels.
Sis did not come to play!
According to a post by the brand, the CB Vior line was debuted on the Saturday, September 11 runway show for The Bomb Fashion Show during New York Fashion Week.
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As described by the brand’s website, CB Vior “was created by Fashion Supermodel, Business Mogul & Reality TV Star ‘Cynthia Bailey’ with Affordable Luxury in mind for today’s trendy & classic style shoppers worldwide. CB VIOR is stands for vision and interpretation.”
“Our brand themes range from Love, Power & Peace as reflection & inspiration of Cynthia’s personal ideals on life. As a global trendsetter, she knows the value of high quality products at prices people can afford while still looking their best on life’s runway,” the website reads.
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