Kesha Flaunts Pantless Trend in Striking NYC Photos
Kesha showed her mastery in party night dressing while attending the pop-up experience of the YSL Beauty Candy Club, in New York City. The black sleeveless bodysuit fitted the singer like a glove, flaunting her gorgeous figure and curves. The piece further showcased a sleek black belt with a crisp white detailing, wrapped around her waist, giving it a more snatched look.
The artist added a layer of drama to the look by wearing a long black leather coat on top of the bodysuit. As for shoes, she donned a pair of stunning knee-high black boots. Kesha elevated her look by donning a dazzling and striking silver neckpiece, featuring layers of silver chains. She also opted for a pair of matching silver sparkly dangling earrings. The jewelry pieces gave the all-black outfit the perfect amount of bling. Fans can also see the artist rocking a gorgeous black manicure in the photos.
When it came to makeup, Kesha went for a nude glam look, displaying a glowy base and a glossy nude lip. The artist kept her blonde hair down in natural waves and showed off a side part. A pair of stylish huge black sunglasses completed the singer's look. Kesha even gave a spectacular performance at the YSL event.
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