SHE’S known for her stylish fashion choices.
So when she and husband Mark left the kids at home for a much-needed weekend away, LadBaby Mum – aka Rox – went all out by embracing the neon trend for her outfit choices.
For their first stop at Ibiza Rocks, Rox opted for Club L London’s Phantasy lime print asymmetric cowl neckline maxi dress, which she showed off on her Instagram Stories.
The £65 eye-catching maxi dress features splashes of lime green, yellow, pink and orange, and is perfect for an Ibizan day date.
It also features an asymmetric cut, with a thick strap on one side and a thin on the other – with a sexy cowl neckline.
Rox wore her hair slicked back in a bun, and added her signature red lipstick, as well as some gold earrings and sunglasses.
She finished the look off with some metallic flat sandals – perfect to dance in until the sun came up.
Mark, meanwhile, perfectly complemented his other half with a pair of brightly-coloured shorts, teamed with a Nirvana T-shirt.
As well as enjoying the music at the event, Rox and Mark also found time for a bite to eat, watching the sunset as they had their dinner.
The next morning, Rox found time for a quick refreshing dip in the pool, before they got ready for their next round of entertainment.
For that one, Rox opted for another brightly-coloured dress – this time from Boohoo.
The slinky printed cowl neck maxi dress is actually from the site’s plus range, but comes in sizes from a 16 upwards.
It’s also currently on offer, for £20.80 instead of £26.
Once again, Rox wore her hair slicked back, and added gold earrings on the accessory front.
She and Mark grinned widely as they enjoyed a morning pina colada, before the YouTuber turned the camera on his wife as she danced her way into their next location – O Beach in Ibiza.
Rox looked in her element as she made her way through the crowds to get to the dancefloor, where she prepared to bust a move in the sunshine.
While it was Mark who first found fame with his LadBaby videos, Rox has become known as something of a fashion icon thanks to her always on-point outfit choices.
She’s done numerous ranges for In The Style and recently hinted that she may have teamed up with Primark in a post on her Instagram page, alongside which she wrote: “Good things DO happen to good people!”
She added that it was a “dream come true” to have been invited to “talk about all things women’s fashion” by the high street store.
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Claw clips
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Platform flip flops
Again a popular choice among fashionistas in the 90s, these heels have made a comeback with designers such as Balenciaga trying their luck with their own styles.
Cargo pants
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Jeans and a nice top
It was the phrase that defined fashion for a decade, and now famous faces such as Sofia Richie are sporting the reinvented trend – pairing their own denims with a more sophisticated top. But are you willing to dig your jeans and nice tops out of the wardrobe for a second time?
“Such a proud and overwhelming moment to be able to discuss with their incredible team why working in female fashion is so important to me,” she continued.
“As a mum whose body has changed so much over the years through weight, age, pregnancy, life, it was an honour to be given the opportunity to speak about the millions of women I feel are so often overlooked and are unseen in the world of fashion.”
“Thank you for everyone who has always supported me on my journey into fashion and thank you to Primark for making a little girl’s dream come true today,” she concluded.
