Draya Michele Shows Her Money-Maker While Unbuttoned In Thigh-Highs

Scroll for the photos. Draya, who was chased by the paparazzi, sure gave the photographers something to dine out on. The "Basketball Wives LA" alum had gone leggy, busty, and classy all at once, showcasing her fierce body in a black shirt dress with buttons undone both at two leg slits and up top, with a big bra flash upping the ante – similar was afforded from Draya's thigh-high fishnets.

Draya also held a white Chanel bag, also sporting high heels and a mean catwing eyeliner.

The photos, taken at night and likely outside the restaurant venue, showed off some facial expressions suggesting the swimwear designer knows she's got it, with a caption proving likewise confident.

"Getting money outta town I LIKE IT," Draya wrote, also shouting out Lionne Clothing for the dress, plus confirming she was buying "black" – 2020 has already seen Draya make headlines for tipping a waiter more because he was black and showing the restaurant receipt. Click here for the photos – scroll for more.

Draya has a lot of fingers in a lot of pies. While the star seemingly lost her SavagexFenty lingerie promo this year after joking about rapper Megan Thee Stallion's foot shooting, she's experienced plenty of success, from her Oh Polly clothing and 8 Other Reasons jewelry collabs, to landing 10-part docuseries "Doses of Draya," set to air on streaming platform Zeus.

Draya has also been celebrating 10 years of Mint Swim, a brand she founded with the $12,000 she saved up, only to see it valued at $1 million in 2017.

Earlier this year, Draya confirmed "Doses of Draya" is in the works. The behind-the-scenes take will feature Draya's multi-faceted life, with the mom of two stating:

“I’ve been on a pretty incredible journey over the past decade, and I’m grateful to my fans who have been with me through the ups and downs,” adding:

“As a woman of color, I couldn’t be more excited to be working with Zeus, a Black-owned streaming service, to share my story, and to let people into my daily life in a way I never really have before.”