Cardi B shows off her jaw-dropping curves in bodacious outfit as she regales audiences at Austin City Limits
Cardi B stunned audiences at Austin City Limits with a very revealing outfit that accentuated her famous curves and left little to the imagination.
The 26-year-old rapper flaunted her enviable figure in a cutout bodysuit outfit for her performance on Sunday night, where thousands gathered to see her close weekend one of the festival, Daily Mail reports. The "Bodak Yellow" hitmaker, who arrived 30 minutes late, was preceded by Lizzo as they performed alongside the likes of Childish Gambino, Billie Eilish, and Megan Thee Stallion.
Born Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, Cardi entered the stage with a one-piece that included a one sleeve, pink leopard print top. Meanwhile, her left arm featured black rhinestones while being covered in the bright print. The bottom part of her eye-popping outfit was underwear-like black latex as it was divided from the top by a black belt.
Furthermore, there was a cutout on the right side of her body and two above her hips. That said, her outfit was even more revealing from the back, with a thong-like bottom that flaunted her surgically upgraded hind parts.
The Rodeo singer also wore hoop earrings, sexy white fishnet tights, and black stilettos. She completed the look with a sleek black hairstyle and medium length bright yellow nails. The mother-of-one threw a couple of racy dance moves while singing her hits and was also spotted twerking onstage.
Earlier this year, the rapper was forced to cancel a series of shows due to complications from cosmetic surgery. Following the birth of her daughter Kulture, 1, whom she shares with her husband Offset, Cardi went under the knife once again for a second boob job and liposuction.
But ever since she recovered, the "Please Me" hitmaker has been performing a slew of festivals and even made an appearance in Jennifer Lopez's stripper drama, Hustlers. Cardi released her debut album 'Invasion of Privacy' in 2018, and her fans can't wait for new music.
