A windswept Solange Knowles exudes glamour in saucy scarlet lace jumpsuit as she heads to Levi's Coachella bash in LA

By MailOnline Reporter

Published: 20:58 EST, 15 April 2017 | Updated: 02:49 EST, 22 April 2017

She never fails to look chic, whether performing onstage or posing up a storm on the red carpet.

And Solange Knowles put on yet another sartorial display on Saturday as she made a show-stopping arrival at the Levi's bash for the Coachella Festival.

The singer, 30, showed off her sensational figure in a red-lace Kim Shui jumpsuit as she headed into the event - looking truly glamorous as her hair blew back in the wind.

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Red hot: Solange Knowles put on yet another sartorial display on Saturday as she made a show-stopping arrival at the Levi's bash for the Coachella Festival

Red hot: Solange Knowles put on yet another sartorial display on Saturday as she made a show-stopping arrival at the Levi's bash for the Coachella Festival

The singer confidently flaunted her enviably svelte figure in the slinky one-piece - which was formed of a delicate red lace to tease at her bare skin and body beneath.

At first sight, the jumpsuit remained demure by pulling into a chic and sophisticated high neck, as well as long sleeves and floor-length trousers. 

However made entirely of the semi-sheer material, the Sandcastle Disco crooner then gave a saucy flash of her derriere as she revealed the skimpy attached red leotard underneath. 

Classy: At first sight, the red-lace Kim Shui jumpsuit remained demure by pulling into a chic and sophisticated high neck, as well as long sleeves and floor-length trousers

Classy: At first sight, the red-lace Kim Shui jumpsuit remained demure by pulling into a chic and sophisticated high neck, as well as long sleeves and floor-length trousers

Cheeky! However made entirely of the semi-sheer material, the Sandcastle Disco crooner then gave a saucy flash of her derriere as she revealed the skimpy attached red leotard underneath

Cheeky! However made entirely of the semi-sheer material, the Sandcastle Disco crooner then gave a saucy flash of her derriere as she revealed the skimpy attached red leotard underneath

Cinching in at her petite waist, the scarlet ensemble then skimmed her long legs to the floor, and cut into small slits at the ankle in a sexy finishing touch.

Tying the look together in her typically quirky style, she accessorised with bright white mule heels, styled into pointed Grey Matters loafers at the front. 

Keeping her face bare to display her enviably clear complexion, she then maintained her natural look by leaving her hair in its everyday afro curled state - which blew back glamorously in the breeze as she arrived at the bash.  

Svelte: Cinching in at her petite waist, the scarlet ensemble then skimmed her long legs to the floor, and cut into small slits at the ankle in a sexy finishing touch
Svelte: Cinching in at her petite waist, the scarlet ensemble then skimmed her long legs to the floor, and cut into small slits at the ankle in a sexy finishing touch

Svelte: Cinching in at her petite waist, the scarlet ensemble then skimmed her long legs to the floor, and cut into small slits at the ankle in a sexy finishing touch

Trendy: Tying the look together in her typically quirky style, she accessorised with bright white mule heels, styled into pointed loafers at the front

Trendy: Tying the look together in her typically quirky style, she accessorised with bright white mule heels, styled into pointed loafers at the front

After releasing her first hit in 2004, Solange has come back to the music industry with a bang in recent weeks. 

She even performed at the YouTube music showcase at the 2017 SXSW Conference and Festivals in Austin, Texas last week - taking to the stage in a saucy purple co-ord as she belted out new tracks for the crowd. 

Earlier this year, the songstress revealed she is determined to make a name for herself with her feisty personality and ambition - rather than from the fame of her older sister Beyoncé. 

She told her sibling in a chat for Interview Magazine: 'I always knew what I wanted. We damn sure know that I wasn't always right. But I'd sit firm, whether I was right or wrong,' to which the pregnant star affirmed she was her biggest fan.  

Relaxed: She kept her face bare to display her enviably clear complexion to all as she headed to the bash

Relaxed: She kept her face bare to display her enviably clear complexion to all as she headed to the bash

Windswept: She then maintained her natural look by leaving her hair in its everyday afro curled state - which blew back glamorously in the breeze

Windswept: She then maintained her natural look by leaving her hair in its everyday afro curled state - which blew back glamorously in the breeze

Proving the pair to be as close as ever, Solange appeared to slam this year's Grammy's when Beyonce lost out on the sought after title Album Of The Year to Adele.

In a now-deleted Tweet, the musician had written to her 6.3million followers: 'There have only been two black winners in the last 20 years for album of the year. There have been over 200 black artist[s] who have performed.' 

She had been wrong - with Lauryn Hill, OutKast, the late Ray Charles, and Herbie Hancock all winning album of the year trophies in the last 20 years.

However the songstress had continued: 'Create your own committees, build your own institutions, give your friends awards, award yourself, and be the gold you wanna hold my g's.' 

Close: Earlier this year, the songstress revealed she is determined to make a name for herself with her feisty personality - rather than from the fame of her older sister Beyoncé (R)

Close: Earlier this year, the songstress revealed she is determined to make a name for herself with her feisty personality - rather than from the fame of her older sister Beyoncé (R)

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