Ciara Rocks A New Look In Las Vegas

Ciara walked the red carpet in Las Vegas with a new look. The super athletic songstress showed off her gorgeously toned figure in a cut off top and hip hugging jeans. But Ciara’s usually toned figure was nothing new, there was something different about Ciara’s face. A new do perhaps? Ciara performed at the Chateau Nightclub & Gardens at Paris Las Vegas last evening touching on a few of her hits.

How envious are you of Ciara’s toned figure? Can’t say we’re big fans of Ciara’s new big hair – hopefully it’s temporary….what do you think of Ciara’s new look?

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