Doja Cat attended the Time 100 Gala on Wednesday night, held at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.
The 27-year-old rapper turned heads in a stunning outfit at the event, which was attended by A-list stars including Kim Kardashian, Steven Spielberg and Jennifer Coolidge.
The artist, who was recently featured on the cover of Time, was also photographed spending time with Tiffany Haddish later in the evening.
Doja Cat wore a dress with a sheer lavender bottom part with several ruffles, barely disguising her sculpted legs.
The Say So singer’s dress also included a sheer black top contrasted with long red leather gloves.
In attendance: Doja Cat attended the Time 100 Gala, held Wednesday night at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City
Showing off: The 27-year-old rapper attracted attention wearing a heavily revealing outfit during the high-profile fling
The Grammy Award-winning artist added plenty of shimmer elements to her look with a variety of jewelry.
Born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, the singer had dyed her hair blonde, which went well with the tones of her attire.
Doja Cat later changed into an all black outfit with a sleeveless top with several cut outs.
The rapper also wore fishnet tights that matched the color of her top.
The artist previously spoke to Time and talked about what she used to find content to influence her work.
‘I’m kind of a hermit. I like to stay at home a lot. I get a lot of my inspiration from Instagram and different artists on Instagram,” she said.
Doja Cat went on to say that she really enjoys using her various social media platforms to interact with her fans and advance her art.
Social media is a very big part of what I do. I’m learning to control how much I spend, and the way I put those things out,” she said.
Making a statement: Doja Cat wore a dress with a sheer lavender lower part with several ruffles, barely disguising her sculpted legs
Color coordination: The Say So singer’s dress also included a sheer black top contrasted with long red leather gloves
Admirer: Director Steven Spielberg was photographed checking out the singer’s outfit for the event
Turning it off: Doja Cat later changed into an all black outfit with a sleeveless top with several cut outs as she posed with Tiffany Haddish
The singer, who is known for sharing often unorthodox comments on social media, said she’s grown fond of making casual remarks in an effort to elicit a backlash from her fans.
“I see it as a form of entertainment for the people who read and watch it. And I’m entertained too,’ she said.
The artist concluded by teasing the potential name of her forthcoming fourth studio album.
“I like the idea of Hellmouth because it sounds good. And it’s provocative,” she said.
Doja Cat’s first record, titled Amala, was first released in March 2018.
Her second album, Hot Pink, debuted the following year to widespread critical acclaim and commercial success.
The hitmaker’s third album, Planet Her, was due out in 2021 and peaked at number two on the US Billboard 200 chart.
The album was also nominated for Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album honors at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards.
To be fair: The performer previously spoke to Time and spoke about the influence of social media on her work
Provocative: The singer, who is known for sharing often unorthodox comments on social media, said she has grown fond of making casual remarks in an attempt to elicit a backlash from her fans
Dropping Hints: The artist decided by teasing the potential name of her upcoming fourth studio album
Trying it out: The artist later stated she wanted to make a record of mostly rap songs in a series of Tweets shared earlier this month
Doja Cat revealed she was making plans for her fourth record during an Instagram livestream that took place in December 2021.
The artist later stated that she wanted to make a record of mostly rap songs in a series of Tweets shared earlier this month.
The Woman singer teased the potential name of her upcoming record earlier in March.
She has not yet revealed the possible release date of her project to the public.