Taraji P. Henson Rocks Glittering Microdress With Racy Plunging Neckline in Stunning Pics
Taraji P. Henson showed no shortage of skin during a recent night out—and fans are "thoroughly entertained by this fabulousness! ????????????????."
The Empire star stepped out for the premiere of the Peacock drama series Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist on Sept. 4 rocking a dangerously low, plunging shirt-style microdress that glittered everywhere she walked.
The white ensemble featured bedazzling throughout with an oversized collar. The Color Purple (2023) actress put her cleavage and toned abs on display in the glitzy number, accessorizing with a mini silver purse.
On Instagram, Henson shared several photos from the celebratory evening for the film, in which she stars alongside frequent collaborator Terrence Howard, as well as Hollywood mainstays Don Cheadle, Kevin Hart, Samuel L. Jackson and more.
"One more for this look ????????????," she captioned a duo of images on Monday, Sept. 9.
Fans and friends in the comments raved over not only the standout 'fit but her spicy hair transformation, too.
"And thank you because we needed to be served one last time ma’am ??????," actress Tisha Campbell Martin wrote, while Busta Rhymes kept it simple by dropping a few emojis to express his thoughts: "????????????."
"Baby you ATE this UP!!!! ????????," Sistas star Crystal Renee Hayslett added.
"This cut and color on you… *chef’s kiss *," read another comment of her new hairdo.
On the other hand, some didn't care for Henson's style of the night, like two Instagram users who chimed in with, "You're gorgeous, but not down with this look" and "I love her but I’m not loving this for her."
Still, someone else reacted, "I respect people's opinions on here and all... but this is no worse than a swimsuit, and the lady looks PHENOMENAL! She's a grown woman living her best life and I love to see it! ??????."
"Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist is based on the acclaimed iHeart true-crime podcast about the infamous story of how an armed robbery on the night of Muhammad Ali’s historic 1970 comeback fight changed not only one man’s life but ultimately transformed Atlanta into the 'Black Mecca,'" according to its synopsis.
The series premiered on Sept. 5, 2024, with new episodes streaming weekly on Peacock on Thursdays.
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