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Heather Gay’s Best Fashion Moments on RHOSLC

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Heather Gay’s Best Fashion Moments on RHOSLC

Even though some costars like Mary Cosby don’t think Heather Gay has a good style, the Bad Mormon has often stood out. Heather frequently sported some of the finest designer labels while walking around town. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star has an understated fashion sense that I think is easy for viewers to relate to. The mother of three rarely wears anything avant-garde. Instead, she chooses a more subtle strut down the catwalk. 

Heather Gay embraces love in a skin-tight dress

As Heather so eloquently put it, she was “Wearing my heart on my sleeve at the Besos party” during the season premiere of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. The blonde stunned as she waltzed into Lisa Barlow’s party in her latex Cultnaked dress. The look was a chef’s kiss, and the evening wear was super on-brand for the party’s theme. The dress itself was a statement that cost Heather $580 but was clearly worth every penny. The garment quickly captivated the expression of love and was perfect for someone like Heather with a semi-bold style. Each 3-D heart was meticulously hand-stitched, and Heather was hugged in all the right spots. Heather went a step further and paired the dress with hot pink pumps and a handbag to complete the look.

Heather Gay’s animal instincts kicked in

Personally, I wouldn’t be caught dead in cargo barrel pants. But I can give kudos to a well-designed outfit. Heather’s outfit for the Wendy’s car ride with Lisa was casual chic. Frankly, it blew Bronwyn Newport’s bright rainbow attire out of the water. As we all know, animal print is back in for fall 2024, and Heather’s leopard sweater stole the show. The R13 oversized sweater is sold out online. But I’m almost positive Heather snagged this while it was still in stores, costing her around $495. But can you really put a price on trendy and cute? I think not! 

Heather Gay is pretty in pink

This look is perhaps one of the best confessional looks of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 5. By far, Heather shines in her pink abstract crop top. In the season premiere, fans were given a first look at Heather’s confessional outfit, and it was a pleasant surprise to see Heather wearing the ruffle coral top. The shirt was perfectly fitted and gave Heather an air of confidence. To be honest, if this is how the premiere went, I know Heather will be bringing it this season. The AJE top retails for $295. The flame top showed that Heather was ready to move from the back row to center stage within the group. 

Heather Gay is in her suit-and-tie era

Justin Timberlake once sang, “And as long as I’ve got my suit and tie,” Heather perfectly fits this description. Heather walked the Watch What Happens Live red carpet wearing a bold checkered print vest and pants set. The tailor was impeccable as Heather showed off her business side. Naturally, the set was from Dolce & Gabbana, one of Heather’s go-to designer brands. The vest, which had a five-button front, cost $1,295, while the wide-leg trousers were $1,645. Heather wore her hair down in waves and really brought her boss b*tch side out to answer some of Andy Cohen’s tough questions.  

Heather Gay was on cloud 9

I had to ask myself during Episode 5, ‘Who wears couture to ziplining?’ But for any Real Housewives of Salt Lake City fan, the question was a moot point. While Mary wore a white outfit and ate dirt, Heather went the less obvious route. She donned a cloud jacket that could have had her camouflaging into the sky as she zipped down to the bottom of the mountain. While sitting at the tailgate picnic, fans could really get a look at the fluffy and detailed jacket. Made by Rossignol, the x JCC Teddy down jacket was hard to miss. But again, this one will cost you as it sells for $2,022. Heather, all I can say is it better keep you warm! 

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City is streaming on Bravo.

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