Megan Thee Stallion Pairs a Cutout Cone Bra With a Vampy Manicure

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Mark your calendar, because Megan Thee Stallion is going to make this holiday season one to remember. On Thursday, she announced an exclusive Apple Music concert that will take place Dec. 21 in Hollywood. To tease the event, which will also be available to stream, she posted a photo on Instagram in which she's wearing one of her most unconventional ensembles to date.

Clad in a black cone bra with silver straps and clear PVC sleeves that featured the same type of silver material as the bra, the "Her" rapper leaned backward as the camera pointed up. Barely visible in the frame are the bottoms that completed Megan's outfit. From this vantage point, it's unclear whether they're pants, shorts, briefs, a skirt, or some other silhouette. But what is clear is that it's a cohesive 'fit, with the top part of the bottoms displaying - yet again - the same matching silver and PVC combo.

As for accessories, the 27-year-old Grammy Award winner doubled down on the silver theme, selecting a silver belly ring and earrings for the finishing touches. Her vampy manicure and dark, sparkly, midnight-blue lipstick were notable throwbacks to the Y2K cyber era, which is perfectly embodied in the 1999 music video for "No Scrubs" by TLC. Could the Houston-born hip-hop star be teasing a potential guest appearance for her upcoming concert?

Only time will tell, but until then, fans are awaiting more fashion inspiration from Megan. She recently teased a Bad B*tches Have Bad Days Too merchandise line, snapping a selfie in which she sported a Barbiecore-inspired babydoll crop top. And before that, she wowed in a sheer, sequined dress on an anniversary date night with her boyfriend of two years, Pardison Fontaine. Scroll up to get a closer glance at her latest outfit and see all the sheer and cutout designs she wore to host "SNL."

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