Show off your wild side like Nicole in zebra print

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                                Photo of Nicole     Photo of Nicole


You can never accuse Nicole Scherzinger of being the shy retiring type. Even when it comes to her performing, she's the ONLY one you look at on stage. And here, in this garish dress from Celeb Boutique, Nicole once again makes a statement.
We have to say, and we usually absolutely love everything this gorgeous lady wears, that this dress isn't really doing it for us. Yes, her body looks incredible in it (Celeb Boutique are masters at the bandage, bodycon dresses), and yes it's a good shape on Nicole, but we just don't like the mix of zebra, pink, gold and leopard print panels.
If, maybe, this was just zebra on the top and pink on the bottom with a black band around the middle, we'd much prefer it. But it isn't. And we don't.
However, that chunky gold necklace is pure ghetto-gold fabulous, and her chunky heel black sandals are a great choice!.

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