Hey Curvies!!!

We’re back with the next look in my Color Me Chartreuse series, and this one might just be my boldest yet! This outfit is giving flirty, fun, and fearless—from the playful fringe and statement cutouts to the vibrant color contrast.

If you’re just tuning in, this series is all about bringing chartreuse to life in bold and unexpected ways. We’ve done the maxi, the print, and now we’re shaking things up (literally) with fringe and fuchsia. Let’s get into this look!

Let’s Talk About This Dress!

This chartreuse fringe halter dress is a showstopper! The deep V neckline and front cutouts add that sexy edge, while the layered fringe detail keeps it playful and full of movement. Whether you’re walking, dancing, or striking a pose—this dress is doing the most in the best way.

I’m wearing a size extra size, and the fit is everything. The material has stretch, and the halter coupled with boob tape allows for the perfect lift. It hugs the body without feeling tight, and the length hits just right for a sleek silhouette.

The Accessories: Fuchsia to the Front

When it came to styling this look, I knew I needed something bold to contrast the chartreuse—and these fuchsia platform heels were it. The metallic finish gives off a high-shine drama that I am always here for. The block heel makes them comfortable and sturdy (yes, you can dance in these!).

To pull it all together, I added a matching fuchsia bag with gold detailing. The color pairing of chartreuse and fuchsia is unexpected, fun, and totally unforgettable.

Style Notes

Wearing a size extra large in the dress – the stretch and adjustable tie make it easy to fit. My platform heels are a size 10, and yes—they’re surprisingly comfy! The fuchsia mini bag adds the perfect finishing pop and fits all your going-out essentials.

This look is proof that color + texture = magic. The fringe, the fit, the color combo—it’s giving main character energy. Whether you’re headed to a rooftop party, a summer celebration, or just want to turn heads, this is the one.

Let me know in the comments—would you rock fringe and fuchsia?