It's like when I leave my metal spatula on the stove by mistake but in a cool, high-fashion kind of way.
Last night, the actor attended the NAACP Image Awards in a look I'll be obsessing over for the rest of the week — at least.If you don't know Brandee, she's best known for playing Mercedes ona Starz series about the lives of the dancers and customers of a strip club in the South.
The show debuted in 2020 with a rare 100%Brandee wore a metallic minidress by ANNAKIKI, aThe dress featured a wavy structure with long, puffy sleeves and a cinched bodice, giving it a reflective and liquid-y look. The squiggles also kind of made it look like it vibrated.Brandee accessorized with an assortment of diamond jewelry and black strappy heels, with her hair pulled into a tall braided stacked bun.
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