Chantel Jeffries put on a very tall show as she stunned in a sexy ensemble while out and about in LA on Sunday.
The 30-year-old DJ was a vision as she donned a coordinating black pinstripe featuring a strapless corset and mini skirt – flaunting a slim-fitting physique.
The sexy ensemble features plenty of buttons on a corset and zip, and a tiny chain strap on her mini skirt.
The model teamed her ensemble with black chunky ankle boots that featured two bags.
Chantel matched the overall black look with a leather handbag as she carried the essentials.
Turned heads: Chantel Jeffries donned a very tall bob as she stunned in a sexy look while out and about in LA on Sunday
Stunning: The DJ, 30, was a vision as she donned a black striped coordinating outfit featuring a strapless corset and mini skirt — flaunting her toned body
The stunner made sure all eyes were on her as she transformed the sidewalk into a runway – smiling and waving at the camera.
The YouTube personality wore hoop silver earrings and carved her hair into a ponytail.
She rocked flawless eyeliner, a shimmery lipstick and a subtle pop of color on her cheeks.
It comes after the influencer sent pulses racing on Monday as she rocked to the LA premiere of Air in an ultra-bold ensemble.
Chantel lit up her black lingerie under an ultra-sheer mini dress that left little to the imagination.
The stunner looked in her element as she posed this way and that for the cameras, showing off her stunning figure in a skimpy outfit.
She teamed her thigh-skimming dress with a pair of black leather knee-high boots, while she accessorized her look with a small black handbag.
The beauty swept her locks into a simple ponytail for the occasion, and completed things with silver hoop earrings.
Elevating her glamour, she added a bold red lip and swaths of mascara as Chantel looked brimming with confidence as she delivered a series of surprises.
Nas’ style: The sexy ensemble features plenty of buttons on a corset and zip fastening, and a tiny chain strap on her mini skirt
Edgy: The model teamed her ensemble with black chunky ankle boots featuring two bags
Directed by Ben Affleck, Air tells the story of the rise to fame of the Air Jordan sneaker brand.
The new star-studded film features an all-star cast including Matt Damon, Jason Bateman, Chris Tucker and EGOT winner Viola Davis.
The shoes — produced by the American company Nike — were created for former Hall of Fame basketball player Michael Jordan during his time with the Chicago Bulls in 1984 and released on April 1, 1985.
Damon plays a sports executive, Sonny Vaccaro, who is given the task of improving Nike sales in the basketball department.
In the trailer, Vaccaro watches several tapes looking for the perfect player to team up with before finding one and showing it to his boss, Jason Bateman’s character.
Nike founder Phil Knight, played by Affleck, agrees to sign individual players to sponsorship contracts for the first time.
Damon then tells the Nike designer that he needs “the greatest basketball shoe ever made”.
When asked who he was, he answered “Michael Jordan” in a steely manner.
Exciting stuff: Chantel Jeffries was sure to kick off the pulses at the runway Monday as she rocked the premiere live in Los Angeles in an ultra-bold ensemble
The action: The DJ and model, 30, lit up her black lingerie under an ultra-sheer mini dress that left little to the imagination
New Sports Movie: Damon stars as Sports Director Sonny Vaccaro
Tough boss: Ben Affleck plays Nike founder Phil Knight (pictured above)
The movie trailer ends with a humorous scene where Nate asks Vaccaro if he has a name for the shoe. Vaccaro tells him the name is Air Jordan, and Knight makes a face.
‘seriously?’ Vaccaro asks upon seeing the face, to which Knight replies, “Maybe it will grow on me.”
Ben recently opened up on IndieWire about working with his longtime friend Damon, saying, “I love and trust Matt so much, and it was so great working together.”
It was like a feeling, I want other actors to feel (that too).
“Like, ‘Come on, it’s all good, I love the actors, I love you, you’ll be fine, everyone, take as much time as you want, do what you want to do and be respectful, and kind of project that energy.'”
Ben and Matt rose to international prominence in 1997, when they co-wrote the award-winning Good Will Hunting.
Air garnered rave reviews and received a standing ovation when it premiered at SXSW last week.
