Britney Spears cuts fashionable figure in multiple crop tops as she and fiancé Sam Asghari get a visit from famed designer Donatella Versace
Britney Spears put on a small fashion show when famed fashion designer Donatella Versace visited her on Friday.
The singer–songwriter, 40, modeled multiple crop tops as she posed alongside her fiancé Sam Asghari and Versace.
In the first photo, Spears donned a brown and white shirt covered in what appeared to be trees.
Look who came to visit: Britney Spears put on a small fashion show when famed fashion designer Donatella Versace visited her on Friday
Her sleeves, which ended at her wrists, were puffed up and flowed loosely in the photo.
In another snap, she posed with just Versace while wearing a white crop top covered in silhouettes of swans and other birds.
Decidedly more low-cut than her first shirt, the Toxic singer’s flattering garment showed off her ample cleavage.
With both outfits the star donned a pair of white shorts that reached the middle of her thighs and small brown high heels.
Spears put her blonde hair up into a messy bun with strands that seemed to fall all around the sides of her head and face.
Happy trio: The singer-songwriter, 40, modeled a couple of crop tops as she posed alongside Versace and her fiancé Sam Asghari
Look #1: In one photo, Spears donned a brown and white shirt covered in what appeared to be trees
Two queens: The fashion queen and The Princess of Pop posed together without Asghari for several pics
Donatella, 66, went with a more colorful ensemble than Spears which included a pink blazer over a form-fitting green t-shirt and matching pink slacks.
Her long blonde locks were parted in the middle and fell pin straight down her sides.
Spears’ better half wore a simple white shirt with two buttons near the collar and a pair of blue jeans.
The Princess of Pop seemed to hint at a future collaboration between herself and Versace in the caption which read, ‘Look who came to visit … these 2 bad b****es are up to no good,’ followed by an emoji of two pink hearts and two roses.
Asghari, 28, added a bit of fire to the possibility by writing ‘Versacney,’ an amalgamation of the two stars’ names, in the post’s comments section.
Collab coming? The Princess of Pop seemed to hint at a future collaboration between herself and Versace in the caption which read, ‘Look who came to visit … these 2 bad b****es are up to no good’
Opening up: Britney Spears, 40, revealed in a rambling Instagram post on Thursday that she considered getting a ‘boob job’ recently after losing weight
Changes: ‘My boobs are fairly small … I mean with the right bra it’s fine but I was curious what a doctor would say !!!’ she explained
Bad experience: ‘I’ve never been back,’ she wrote after complaining about her experience at a plastic surgeon’s office
The Grammy winning artist’s eventful afternoon came just a day after Spears admitted she’d considered getting a boob job.
Spears revealed via Instagram that she went to see a doctor for a ‘boob job’ consultation but didn’t go through with the procedure.
‘My boobs are fairly small … I mean with the right bra it’s fine but I was curious what a doctor would say !!!’ she explained. ‘I lost 7 pounds in the last 6 months and that’s a lot for me !!! I’m officially part of the “itty bitty t***y committee” … they shrunk !!! I don’t know where my boobs went.’
However, the star’s rambling post soon turned from a discourse on breast size to a more familiar subject – her father Jamie and her infamous conservatorship.
She started off by saying that she didn’t think the magazine photoshoots had not done her justice during her conservatorship years.
‘I haven’t been shot well though, I’ve never been more humiliated and embarrassed in my life during the years in my conservatorship,’ she said.
Bad memories: Britney added that she ‘care[d]’ so much about her appearance because her father Jamie Spears had ‘always told me I was fat and being the heavy girl on stage wasn’t fun … It was humiliating !!!’
Bad blood: She added that her father’s criticisms meant that it was never fun ‘being the heavy girl on stage wasn’t fun … It was humiliating !!!’
Free now: Spears’ conservatorship was lifted back In November after years of her father’s control over every aspect of her life including financial matters
Tell-all coming: While the star has given fans bits and pieces of her time during the conservatorship, she will soon tell-all in an upcoming memoir
Britney added that she ‘care[d]’ so much about her appearance because her father Jamie Spears had ‘always told me I was fat and being the heavy girl on stage wasn’t fun … It was humiliating !!!’
‘I had one good cover in 13 years of my conservatorship … the rest were all extremely bad !!! They could have a least cheated and used technology … but they used it to make it worse !!! Such a f***ing waste of time,’ she continued, before noting that her fiancé Sam Asghari was nothing like most men who looked down on women for their appearances.
She also noted seeing men getting ‘nose jobs’ at the surgeon’s office, which she saw as a sign of the spread of ‘societal objectifications and exploitations that women are subjected to.’
The Toxic singer said she thought that people who are happy and confident are truly attractive.
‘I personally believe people can be happy whether they are skinny, old, fat, whatever… if you are happy and have good energy, you are 100% attractive !!! Happy people draw light and it’s contagious and attractive !!! God knows the secret to my success was never how beautiful I was !!! I believe I was a tease,’ she opined, adding that she had ‘Just a very cool energy !!!’
Spears’ conservatorship was lifted back In November after years of her father’s control over every aspect of her life including financial matters. It was put into place after multiple mental health break downs during the mid to late 2000s.
The Circus singer is currently suing her father and alleges that he took more than $6 million dollars from her during the conservatorship, according to NBC News. Spears is also in the process of writing a tell-all memoir about her life and the conservatorship.
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