Charli XCX left very little to the imagination in a shimmering silver bodysuit in London on Friday.
The 360 singer, 31, lit up the stage at the Metropolis Beach Room in the capital and looked sensational in her daring outfit.
Charli struck a confident pose as she displayed her toned legs and pointed upwards whilst she pouted upon completing a song.
She wore striking red lipstick for the occasion and let her dark tousled locks flow free for the performance.
The pop star strutted her stuff in front of her fans and at one point bent forward to show off her plunging neckline.
The Speed Drive singer looked sensational as she wowed the crowd with a selection of her biggest hits.
Just behind her, her name was spelt out in Barbie-oink and her band played along with her, all co-ordinated in colour.
It comes just days after US Vice-President Kamala Harris has embraced the ‘brat summer’ craze, which was kick-started by Charli herself .
The term refers to the singer’s album Brat, released last month, which was yesterday nominated for a Mercury Prize.
Following the news that Joe Biden had dropped out of the presidential race this week, Charli XCX wrote on social media: ‘Kamala IS Brat.’
The post sparked a flurry of internet ‘memes’, which the Harris campaign is now using to win young voters.
The header on her official campaign account has been modelled on the Brat album cover, using the same font and shade of green.
Supporters of the Democrat have also edited her speeches to songs from the album. One viral post remixed the song Von Dutch with a speech Ms Harris gave last year.
In it, she recounted her mother saying: ‘You think you just fell out of a coconut tree? You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you.’
Abigail De Kosnik, an associate professor at the University of California, Berkeley, told US news channel NBC that Ms Harris was ‘plugged in’ to popular culture in a way that previous Democrat candidates have not been.
Describing why the Vice-President is embracing the ‘brat summer’ trend, she added: ‘The brat girl is sort of like the unexpected leader, the unexpected winner.’
Ms Harris has also been endorsed by musicians such as Beyoncé and Cardi B, while US singer Kesha mashed up a video of her ‘cackling’ with her 2011 song Blow.
Yesterday Charli XCX said that watching Brat ‘take on a life of its own’ had been ‘wild’ as she was nominated for a Mercury Prize.
