Ciara’s Engagement Ring Competes For Attention Against Sheer Dress

ciara engagement ringNewly engaged singer Ciara couldn’t decide what she wanted to show off more, her envious body or her gorgeous 15-carat engagement ring.

Just one day after her publicist confirmed her engagement to rapper-producer Future, Ciara was spotted out in Houston on her first post-engagement outing. The “Ride” singer jetted from New York where she celebrated her 28th birthday and engagement to host another birthday event sponsored by Moet & Chandon at their Moet Rose lounge.

Dressed in a stunning black sheer Alon Livne Fall 2013 Cutout Gown, Ciara is making it clear early on that she has no intentions of allowing marriage to make her a dull woman.

Over the weekend, Ciara alluded to the engagement when she tweeted: “Today Has 2 Be Like One Of The Sweetest Days Of My Life! #TheBestBirthdayEver

If I’m Dreaming I Don’t Want To Wake Up..Aaaaaahhh!!!:)”

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