Oh my goth! Iggy Azalea looks edgy in a black leather jumpsuit and extravagant bonnet as she poses with a beaded handbag and boasts about her wealth
She's embraced a darker fashion aesthetic since the release of her recent single Sally Walker.
And Australian rapper Iggy Azalea, 28, channeled her inner gothic muse on Saturday as she posed in a racy black leather jumpsuit and extravagant bonnet.
Taking to Instagram to showcase her quirky attire, the Fancy hitmaker uploaded a snap of herself posing with a small beaded pouch inside drag queen RuPaul's dressing room.
Oh my goth! Iggy Azalea, 28, channeled her inner gothic muse on Saturday as she posed in a racy black leather jumpsuit and extravagant bonnet on Instagram
The blonde beauty completed her striking ensemble with a shoulder-padded blazer in black and a swipe of dramatic smoky eye-shadow.
Perched on a chair in the background was an expensive Céline handbag, which retails for around AUD $3,000.
'I got in my bag...', Iggy simply wrote in her caption - a reference to the lyrics of her latest single Started, which features the line: 'Started from the bottom now I'm rich, I got in my bag and I ain't looked back since.'
Cha-ching! 'I got in my bag...', Iggy simply wrote in her caption - a reference to the lyrics of her latest single Started, which features the line: 'Started from the bottom now I'm rich, I got in my bag and I ain't looked back since'
The film clip for Started tells the story of a woman who poisons her geriatric husband to inherit his bountiful wealth.
Iggy, whose real name is Amethyst Amelia Kelly, was born in Sydney before moving to Miami to pursue her rap career at 16.
After living in Florida for several years, Iggy now resides permanently in Los Angeles.
Living the high life! Iggy, whose real name is Amethyst Amelia Kelly, was born in Sydney before moving to Miami to pursue her rap career at 16
In the past, she has been less than complimentary about her home country.
In September 2018, Iggy said she wouldn't be touring Down Under because it's too hard to turn a profit there.
Responding to a fan on Twitter, she wrote: 'It's a hard one to profit from honestly, it's far, and would have to be part of a bigger group of shows in Asia etc etc.'
Not a fan of Down Under: In September 2018, Iggy said she wouldn't be touring Down Under because it's too hard to turn a profit there
