Yung Miami has been minding her business and slaying her looks on recent episodes on Caresha Please. The Miami rapper turned podcast host has been serving look after look, and we are in love.

During the taping of a recent Caresha Please episode, the 30-year-old rapper stepped out in a $1,100 Christopher Esber dress. The Greacean-style frock featured single-sleeved detailing with a large cutout on the chest and torso. The high slit up the thigh displayed Miami’s toned legs.

During another taping, the “Act Up” rapper wore a blue Alaia set that sent fans in a spiral. The asymmetrical mini dress featured draping over one arm and along the cutout of the skirt.

The comment section was in full approval.

“Raising the bar!” user @icontips wrote.

Her stylist, Ken, also stopped by to cosign his work. “Who are exactly who TF you think you are. MS RUNWAY , MS KEEP A JOB , MS BIG BUDGET, MS CFWM,” wrote @the_kcexperience.

The designer and stylist is responsible for her swaggy fits over the past year, and he has yet to disappoint us. From the sheer, feathered dress she wore to Area’s runway show for NYFW to the navy blue gown worn to Christian Cowan’s show, Miami is dishing out looks on a silver platter and leaving no crumbs behind. She’s elevated her style by refining her City Girl vibes.

Miami will always be a City Girl, but now she’s one that looks like one that walked off the runway of some high-fashion show.

We love the looks that Ken and Miami create together. We’ve always said the secret to a booming career is a great stylist. What do you think? Are you loving Yung Miami’s recent looks?

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