Madonna's daughter Lourdes Leon risked a wardrobe malfunction when she sported a daring sheer bodysuit at a fashion event in New York.
The C***radiction singer, 26, rocked up at the Mugler Couturissime Exhibition in Brooklyn last night in the eye-catching ensemble.
The model made sure all eyes were on her in the black slinky number, which showed off a number of her tattoos.
Lourdes complimented the look with a huge crucifix necklace, black platform shoes and a slick of red lipstick.
The celebrity offspring posed up a storm for photographers as she flashed a peace sign at the event, which celebrated the life of fashion designer Thierry Mugler, who died in January.
Although Lourdes has worked to establish herself as a model with a provocative presence in recent years, she has also followed her mum's footsteps by developing a career as a singer.
The star has just released her new track C***radiction, which is accompanied with a predictably risque video.
The raven-haired beauty, who performs under the name Lolahol, debuted the track on Nov 8 - and its video quickly got tongues wagging.
The singer can be seen mounting a horse in the slick production - sporting a barely-there swimsuit - before sitting on a mattress in a barn in her pants.
Lourdes is later sprawled out on a table before larking around on a pair of ropes in an attic - clad in a black minidress and boots.
C***radiction is the second single from the star's EP Go, which was released on Nov 9.
Lourdes released her first single, Lock&Key, in August.
In that video, the singer sizzles in a range of risqué outfits, including an unzipped top with sparkly nipple covers.
Fans loved Lolahol's debut, with one gushing: "I loved it so much, the music is on fire, and the video was amazing! The masterpiece!"
As the daughter of one of the world's most trailblazing icons, Lourdes has a lot to live up to.
The singer, whose father is Cuban-born dancer Carlos Leon, has previously said she doesn't have a specific career goal, preferring to dip in and out of various projects.
"Honestly actors really annoy me and I can’t be around them. As for music, I can sing. I just don’t care about it. Maybe it’s too close to home," she told Interview magazine.
Lourdes also said privacy is the key to keeping her life as normal as possible, stating: "I’ve been judged from a young age, but I think that privacy is the reason why I was able to keep my wits about me and not find myself in a mental asylum."
