‘Slay After Slay’: Ciara Kills It in Birthday Look on Mile-Long ‘Stilts’ Legs

Always offering killer looks, Ciara has done it again in a pre-birthday outfit that has fans salivating.

The singer posted a series of photos to her Instagram page on Thursday wearing a hot pink blazer dress with gold-colored buttons and a deep-V neckline. The look was completed with her long brunette hair cascading in waves down her back and shoulders; Ciara also wore silver high heels.

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Ciara. (Photo: @ciara/Instagram)

Once again, the “Dose” performer avoided writing any caption to accompany the Los Angeles-shot post, in which a hilly residential area, blue skies and an infinity pool served as the backdrop.

But no caption was needed as fans promptly offered up their best takes on the fashionable look, which CiCi posted on the eve of her 34th birthday.

“Good Gravy C 😍😍🔥🔥”

“First of all…just Yessss❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️”

“Stilts🔥…”

“Okay Calves 🔥🔥🔥”

“Them some strong ass legs…”

“DAY AFTER DAY. SLAY AFTER SLAY. AND IT’S NOT EVEN YOUR BIRTHDAY…… YET! 😜💕”

Ciara hasn’t let the public in on her birthday plans this year, but it may have a lot to live up to considering what happened when she turned 33.

While the singer was on the road with Bruno Mars on the “24K Magic” tour last October, her husband Russell Wilson surprised her backstage in Los Angeles at the Staples Center a day ahead of her special day.

“Oh my God, hi! I love you so much,” Ciara said to her man, who had a bouquet of roses, as she embraced him with a hug and a kiss.

A video of the romantic encounter was shared on Ciara’s Instagram page, and she disclosed in the caption that her Seattle Seahawks quarterback husband was all she wanted as a birthday gift.

“When bae surprises you after you get off the stage.. you jump on him ☺️😍. #Birthday Lovin is ALL I wanted and he gave it to me 😜😘,” read the performer’s caption.

As exciting as the surprise from her athlete spouse was, Ciara had a much more thrill-seeking event when she turned 32 — skydiving.

“I had a blast,” she told E! “That was my first time, and my girl surprised me with that. And that was crazy. I think I’ll stop there. I always thought about skydiving and I’m like, ‘That’s good enough right there.’ If you make one move, you literally are swinging the other way so fast. … I feel like I’m going to lose myself. … That was a bucket list check, and I’m good there.”

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