'Dubai Bling' star Loujain Adada ‘rocks the world’ on Women’s day
'Dubai Bling' star Loujain Adada dazzled on International Women's Day by donning a black dress
Loujain Adada, often referred from her initials LJ, tuned into International Women’s Day celebration in a black dress.
Taking her women’s day glow to social media, the Dubai Bling star posted a carousel of photos featuring her stunning self.
Along with the pictures, she penned a brief note to celebrate Women’s Day 2024, "One woman can make a difference but together we can rock the world."
Punctuated with a flower bouquet emoji, she wrapped up the minimalist caption: "Happy International Women’s day."
In the montage of portraits, the social media personality channelled her inner queen in a jet black figure fitted dress with a thigh-high slit.
Her outfit was adorned with the black spaghetti straps and a matching 3D flower embellishment on neck side that touched her chiselled jawline.
Adada loosely parted her dark tresses sideways, tucking half behind her ear, revealing sparkly drop-shaped branded earrings.
She completed her look with a matching hand bag and a silver bracelet in one hand.
Mesmerized by her look, her Dubai Bling co-stars rushed to the comments section to express their adoration.
In a nod to her black dress, Safa Siddique and Lojain Omran dropped a series of black heart emojis.
Meanwhile, Farhana Bodi opted for fire emojis.
A fan noted, "Absolutely stunning as always [fire emoji]."
"Love your dress! Happy international women's day [sparkling red heart emoji]," another fan chimed in.
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