Selling Sunset graduate Christine Quinn shows up leggy in a satin mini dress and peep toes as she leaves Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills
She made a name for herself on Selling Sunset not only as the main villain, but also for her sense of style.
And Christine Quinn continued to wow fashion when she attended an event at Mr. Chow Restaurant in Beverly Hills on Saturday night.
The 34-year-old Netflix graduate exited the iconic eatery in a satin mini dress decorated with bows and peep-toes, her long blonde hair blowing in the breeze.
She worked on a matte lip, smoky eyes, full lashes and a touch of bright blush.
At the restaurant, Christine looked like a model as she posed on the couch.
It works! Selling Sunset graduate Christine Quinn was ecstatic as she left Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills on Saturday night
Christine sat cross-legged and smiled playfully. A gloved hand brushed her chest while the other played with her hair.
Christine rose to fame through her work at real estate agency The Oppenheim Group on Selling Sunset, but she left the show last year after leaving the group.
When asked recently about starring in the reality series, the TV personality replied that she wouldn’t watch the show.
“I have my girls who I absolutely love, and I’m so supportive of them.” But I don’t think I’ll watch the show just because I want to get to know them for who they are, not how they edit will be,” the realtor told E! News.
The mother-of-one continued, ‘So I probably won’t look at it.’ But I heard my name mentioned in the trailer.’
Despite past tensions with many of her former colleagues, most notably Chrishell Stause, the Dallas native announced that she is no longer feuding with her former rival.
“I feel like Chrishell and I actually don’t have a bad relationship,” she continued. “We really aren’t.”
Quinn pointed out when she tweeted Stause that she was “open to reconciliation” that the 41-year-old All My Children graduate found it “heartfelt.”
What a dish! At the restaurant, Christine looked like a model as she posed on the couch
style icon! The reality star wore a single fingerless glove and peep toe heels
“It was like a nice little chat. ‘So who knows what the future holds?’ She said.
In April, Quinn made headlines for sharing some candid thoughts about her time on Selling Sunset during her appearance on Savannah Chrisley’s podcast Unlocked.
During the interview, the Netflix star claimed that she didn’t get as many gigs as the other cast members because she wouldn’t “bang” the boss.
Quinn also claimed that Stause – who was then dating Oppenheim Group co-founder Jason Oppenheim, 46 – received “preferential treatment” because of their relationship.
Moving on: When asked about starring in the reality series she left after leaving the Oppenheim Group last year, the TV personality explained she wouldn’t watch the show
“It’s wild,” said the reality TV star. “That’s why I sucked at real estate so much.” Because I’ve never shagged my boss,” she mused.
Quinn emphasized, “She only sold three houses.” One of them including her own. The difference is that she received preferential treatment when it came to filming the show and being acted on the show, which was more important than real life.”
Stause and Oppenheim announced their relationship in July 2021. However, the partnership ended at the end of the year, due in part to Chrishell’s desire to start a family.
Oppenheim also previously dated actress Mary Fitzgerald.