Lizzo Looks Different As She Flaunts Slimmer Figure In Sheer Outfit At Fashion Show

Lizzo continues to showcase her slimmer figure at public events, most recently at the Christian Siriano show.

For the occasion, the singer pushed fashion boundaries in a sheer ensemble that did little to hide her curves and bosom. Her appearance comes just weeks after she flaunted her impressive weight loss on Instagram while promoting her lingerie brand, Yitty.

Lizzo previously shared that her weight loss was the result of a disciplined, healthy eating routine, with additional support from weight-loss medication such as Ozempic.

Lizzo stole the spotlight Friday night as she stormed into Christian Siriano's show for New York Fashion Week in a daring sheer number.

Like many of her recent looks, since she began flaunting the results of her weight loss, this outfit was no exception. It featured a brown chiffon corset-style halter bodysuit and a barely-there black chiffon wrap that left little to the imagination.

She paired the sultry look with black strappy heels and matched her nails to the ensemble, painting both her fingers and toes in glossy black.

However, when it came to her hair, Lizzo opted for a fiery red style that not only contrasted beautifully with the outfit but cascaded down her bosom to provide a touch of coverage.

She appeared to skip accessories, but went heavy on the makeup, which kept her face glowing when she posed for photos at the event.

At the event, Lizzo took time to mingle with fellow celebrities who came out to support Christian Siriano.

In photos from the night, she was spotted seated alongside "The View" host Whoopi Goldberg and three-time Primetime Emmy Awards and Golden Globe Award winner Patricia Clarkson.

Both stars arrived in strikingly different looks but with almost similar colors— Goldberg in a classic black suit with wide lapels, while Clarkson stunned in a black dress topped with a sheer, textured capelet that had a subtle shimmer.

A different picture also featured Lizzo posing with TV personality Oprah Winfrey for a quick shot, with Winfrey stunning in a sleek all-black tuxedo-inspired ensemble accented with a brooch.

The duo also posed in another shot with Goldberg and Siriano, whose evening gowns can cost as much as $12,000.

Lizzo's appearance at the fashion show comes weeks after she promoted her own loungewear range, Yitty.

Taking to Instagram at the time, the 37-year-old rapper modeled one of the outfits from the brand, a mint-green biker shorts and a white zip-up track jacket.

She paired it with a large diamond-encrusted Yitty chain and pendant, which stood out clearly in the promotional clip.

The singer urged her nearly 12 million followers to "get into this Yitty activewear," which she launched in April 2022 in partnership with active wear brand Fabletics.

"If you want Yitty activewear, you can now get it at Walmart!" the singer further appealed, adding, "Yitty Active is everywhere!"

On the site, buyers can shop bodysuits, bras, dresses, shapewear, pants, tanks, and shorts, with sizes ranging from XS to 6X.

There were a number of VIP offers, with some outfits going for as low as $7 to $19. It was also noted that 60% of the fabrics are crafted from sustainable and recycled materials.

In June, Lizzo subtly admitted to using drugs like Ozempic alongside a regimented diet approach to achieve her weight loss change.

"I've tried everything," she said on the "Just Trish" podcast,  which was followed by an explanation of how the drug worked for her.

"It's just the science, for me, calories in vs. calories out. Ozempic works because you eat less food," Lizzo added. "It makes you feel full. So, if you can just do that on your own and get mind-over-matter, it's the same."

For her diet approach, the rapper switched from eating 3,000 to 5,000 calories of vegan junk food to eating more whole foods.

She revealed, "So for me, when I actually started eating whole foods and eating like beef and chicken and fish, I was actually full and not expanding my stomach by putting a lot of like fake things in there that wasn't actually filling me up."