Jessica Simpson loves long walks on the beach…on platforms.
The pop singer turned up the heat in a new Instagram snap yesterday, sharing a gorgeous sunset from her Mexican vacation and showing off her unusual choice of beach shoes.
Simpson, 42, ditched flip flops for something more stylish, opting for a black pair of cage-style platform heels as she posed in a strappy Dolce & Gabbana cropped swimsuit ($920) with gold logos on the hips.
“The sun is setting on the most romantic, sexy and well-deserved (if I do it myself) Mexican getaway with my eternal lover @ericjohnsonalrighhhht,” the fashion entrepreneur wrote.
“Awww, I will miss this, but I will bring home a lot of extra passion for everything and everyone, that is for sure Adios Cabo San Lucas.”
The fashion mogul accessorized her glamorous coastal look with oversized shades that appear to be the “Bold Square” sunglasses ($50) from her own Jessica Simpson collection, along with a huge gold watch and dangling pendant necklace.
While some of Simpson’s followers loved the sexy snapshot — like Paris Hilton, who commented with two fire emojis and a heart-eyed emoji — others were confused by her choice of shoes.
“Those shoes are definitely not practical for the beach,” commented one fan with a crying laughing emoji. “BUT you look great in the picture!”
“Yes, that’s my goal too” [sic] shoes for the surf and the sand lmao,” wrote another follower.
This isn’t the first sassy black outfit the “With You” singer has rocked in recent days; she wore a form-fitting dress with side cutouts to celebrate her 42nd birthday on July 10, writing, “I’m equipped to waltz into every dream I confidently own.”
Earlier this year, the star — who recently brought back her Daisy Dukes to promote her line’s roller skates — went on another Cabo outing, and she spoke to People at the time about her decision to wear a two-piece swimsuit.
“I never thought about being in a bikini again because I was stretched out as long as the couch,” she told the outlet. “So to be able to put on a bikini… I just didn’t think that was even a goal until I put it on, and I thought, ‘I think I was scared of that.'”