16-Year-Old Skai Jackson Flaunts Legs in 5.5″ (140mm) Silver Heels

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Skai Jackson joined Heidi Klum at the Christian Cowan x Powerpuff Girls fashion show on Friday night at City Market Social House in Los Angeles.

The 16-year-old American actress, who is not related to Michael Jackson, paraded her short legs in a neon green feathered dress from Christian Cowan’s Fall 2019 Collection. Her outfit was styled by Zadrian Smith.

Skai Jackson at the Christian Cowan x The Powerpuff Girls fashion show held at City Market Social House in Los Angeles on March 8, 2019Skai Jackson at the Christian Cowan x The Powerpuff Girls fashion show held at City Market Social House in Los Angeles on March 8, 2019

“Definitely what I’m wearing is a little bit out there, but I love it,” she told The Hollywood Reporter, calling Cowan “fearless” and noting that she most admired the character Buttercup “because I feel like she’s so powerful and strong and the leader; she doesn’t care. And she’s kind of a tomboy so I love her.“

Skai Jackson flaunted her legs in a neon green feathered dressSkai Jackson flaunted her legs in a neon green feathered dress

Skai styled her green frock with a metal Danika clutch bag by Stuart Weitzman ($395 at SW) featuring metal cylinder hardware on the front flap.

Skai Jackson's asymmetric silver Angeliques earrings by APM MonacoSkai Jackson’s asymmetric silver Angeliques earrings by APM Monaco

She accessorized with asymmetric silver Angeliques earrings by APM Monaco and completed her look with 5.5″ (140mm) Award Season silver platforms by Ruthie Davis.

Skai Jackson showed off her toes in Ruthie Davis heelsSkai Jackson showed off her toes in Ruthie Davis heels

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Silver Ruthie Davis Award Season Sandals, $550

Silver Ruthie Davis Award Season Sandals

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