Olivia Jade ravished in a bright red maxi dress on Tuesday while attending a launch party for online fashion retailer Peppermayo in Beverly Hills, California.
The 24-year-old influencer wore a satin strapless Peppermayo dress that featured a floor-length A-line skirt for the launch brunch at The Beverly Hills H๏τel.
Olivia completed her outfit with pointy heels and accessorized with necklaces, bracelets and rings.
She had her brown hair parted down the middle and down in soft curls below her shoulders.
Olivia accentuated her natural beauty with full makeup including rosy cheeks and red lipstick.
She also carried around a handbag on a small black strap.
Olivia showed off the bright red dress that featured a ruched bust panel while posing at the outdoor brunch celebrating the Peppermayo formal collection launch.
Peppermayo is a Sydney-based e-boutique and over the past two years they’ve focused on crafting exclusive, in-house designs that are suitable for women of all sizes.
Pals Georgia Wright and Huayi Huang founded the company, which started out as a humble eBay store and Facebook page before taking off across Australia.
Olivia earlier this month attended the the Women’s Cancer Research Fund’s An Unforgettable Evening benefit in Beverly Hills with her mother Lori Loughlin, 59.
Lori served almost two months in prison for her involvement in a college admissions scandal in late 2020 and recently spoofed her legal mishap opposite Larry David on the final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm on HBO.
The Full House star was the focal point of a storyline of the Curb Your Enthusiasm episode, the sixth in the show’s 12th season that aired on March 10.
She played a fictionalized version of herself, seeking David’s help in helping her rejoin an excusive golf club after she was kicked out following the college admissions scandal.
Curb Your Enthusiasm executive producer Jeff Schaffer told The Hollywood Reporter last month that the idea – revolving around David’s fictionalized self constantly receiving second chances after mistakes – came from writer Teddy Bressman.
‘It’s not going to be funny with some sort of thinly veiled surrogate’ for David, he told the outlet, adding that the premise only worked with Loughlin involved.
Schaffer said of casting Loughlin in the episode, ‘We called her manager up, who loved it, and who then talked to Lori, and she said: “I’m in, I’m totally game.”
‘And she was. She was so great. Everything we threw at her, she was game to do. She makes the episode. I’m so glad she wanted to do it.’
