The Most Outrageous Outfits Worn by Bethenny Frankel

For Bethenny Frankel, age doesn’t limit her fashion choices. The reality TV star is in peak physical condition and embraces flaunting it. Yet, some of her outfit selections raise eyebrows, suggesting that just because something is possible doesn’t always mean it’s appropriate.

The shift in Bethenny’s life from the age of 35 to now has been quite dramatic. Once a hopeful actress and private chef, she grew into a competitor on “The Apprentice: Martha Stewart,” becoming a successful business figure with her Skinnygirl brand. Selling the drink sector of Skinnygirl to Beam Global in 2011 significantly boosted her wealth, ensuring she topped the earnings of all “Real Housewives Of New York” stars. Despite selling parts of her brand, Bethenny remains involved in developing other aspects of her business.

Since she exited reality TV, her fame hasn’t faded; she relishes being in the limelight, often opting for eye-catching appearances. From revealing her backside to the cameras to showing up at the “Today” show in pajamas and bunny slippers, Bethenny consistently seeks media attention. In a recent interview, she referred to herself as a leader in a reality TV contract discussion, yet the specifics of that statement remain vague. Nevertheless, her fashion choices are often the spotlight, usually aiming to attract attention for the wrong reasons. Let’s take a closer look at some of her most questionable outfits.

Although it feels wrong to criticize another woman, it’s tough to find positives in Frankel’s 2020 leather ensemble. While her figure looked fantastic and the sunglasses were chic, the outfit itself missed the mark. She labeled her look as “Casual Monday” while it was anything but casual — featuring a high-waisted leather corset from Tom Ford and a daring cutout top from Balmain. Oh, Bethenny!

To top off her striking look, she added a facemask embellished with large red lips, reflective of the COVID-19 era. Although this outfit might suit a glamorous evening event, it certainly felt inappropriate for a daytime appearance, even by New York City criteria. And with the November chill, it wasn’t the wisest choice for warmth either.