Kyle Richards Is 'Taking It All In' With THIS Stunning Summer Dress

Kyle Richards is keeping it simple and stylish!

"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star has shown her fans how to grab all the attention without doing too much in her latest social media post. The update, amid the growing concern about her drastic weight loss and allegations that she used Ozempic to initiate the process, definitely got us on our toes!

Despite the controversial situation surrounding her, Richards has proven she is focused on enjoying other aspects of life. The California-born star had taken to her Instagram page to share a particular image of her in a floor-length sleeveless number, posing by the ocean. The white dress featured a side cut-out that gave it the illusion of being a two-piece.

While the top came with a few designs, the bottom was filled with more than a few floral designs in purple, yellow, and baby pink. The reality star paired the stunning outfit with a pink bag, black sunglasses, a necklace, multiple bracelets, and white slippers. For the caption, she typed, "Taking it all in a while tuning it all out is an art ? ?‍???."

The comments immediately came alive, with one person instructing, "You tell 'em Kyle - you are fabulous and strong, and haters gonna hate - manifest positivity!!!!" "Keep being you! Your true fans love who you are!" a second person gushed, while a third chimed, "People project their insecurities on you. Enjoy your life and move on."

Amid the words of encouragement, multiple people asked Richards to point them to where she got the "gorge" dress, even though it would be out of their price range. One fan wrote, "In love with this dress/ look! Just gorgeous!" and another exclaimed, "That dress tho!" before asking, "Where can I buy one?!"

A few remarks about her weight loss also stood out in the comment section, prompting others to jump to her defense. This would not be the first time that the socialite's fans would speak on her behalf, as The Blast reported that it had happened in March. 

As it turned out, an Instagram post showcasing the mother-of-four in a form-hugging orange dress had seen a critic commenting, "So when is thin TOO thin? Sorry…the skin and bones look are exactly why kids who look up to you have eating disorders." Within hours, a supporter had targeted a message at people commenting on Richard's body, stating:

"Can we just appreciate the person inside the body rather than focusing on her size?! I personally like Kyle as a human being, from watching her as a mother / wife / sister. Granted, I only know her from what I see on tv. Stop body shaming people, period!"

The "Halloween Kills" actress soon noticed the comment and replied, "I appreciate that very much ❤️."

Even though seeing celebrities' faces on unaffiliated projects is nothing new, Richards had to put her foot down when a weight loss brand used her in their ad earlier this month. The Blast noted that the People's Choice Awards nominee took to social media to denounce any relationship with BioScience's Keto-ACV gummies after its owners claimed that she lost "significant weight" by using it.

She began by sharing a screenshot of the ad, telling her followers, "Do not buy these!" The "Escape to Witch Mountain" uncredited actress added, alongside images of the product, "The website is a scam and using my images. This is a fake ad. I have not endorsed this product or ever taken anything like this… These are not my words in these ads."

The last time the television personality spoke about a weight loss item, she had been defending herself against claims that she used Ozempic to shed pounds. At the time, she had been accused of using type 2 diabetes medication to lose weight by "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Melissa Gorga.

Richards denied using the medication for that and claimed that she was not familiar with Ozempic and had only started losing weight following her exclusion of alcohol, pasta, bread, and sugar from her diet.