Britney Spears Goes Wild Modeling Leopard Prints in Hidden Heels on Instagram
Britney Spears brought wild style to social media while trying on her latest purchase.
On Sunday, the singer posed in a new Instagram Reels video while modeling a flowing maxi dress. The gauzy brown style featured a sleeveless silhouette with a draped waist-length neckline. For a sleek twist, the piece — which covered Spears’ footwear — was coated in a dark, allover leopard spot pattern for a sleek statement.
Spears opted to accessorize her patterned outfit with a thin choker and stacks of beaded bracelets on each wrist, bringing her look a distinctly bohemian effect.
A second video featured the singer posing at different angles, further showing her dress’ movement and flow in the mirror.
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Spears’ wild leopard moment followed her viral outings in New York City this weekend. During her trip to the Big Apple, the singer took time to shop on 5th Avenue at Coach’s flagship boutique. Later on, she also went out with fellow musicians Maluma and J Balvin — which the trio captured in a series of viral selfies on Instagram.
The moment also followed news that Spears’ upcoming memoir, “The Woman in Me,” will have its audiobook narrated by actress Michelle Williams, according to Variety.
Spears’ footwear choices vary from sleek to bohemian. The “Seal It With A Kiss” singer often wears a range of styles while at home, including pointed-toe pumps and platform sandals from affordable brands such as Steve Madden. Her off-duty wardrobe also includes Amaranti wedges, Ugg and Impo boots and Manolo Blahnik pumps. When previously on the red carpet, Spears’ sleek styles included pointed-toe, platform and thigh-high sandals from Louboutin, Stuart Weitzman, Jimmy Choo and Schutz.
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