‘I Know That’s Right’: Ciara Shows Out for Her Fans After Doing a Backwards Stance In a Sexy Coffee-Colored Latex Outfit

Ciara is serving up sexy for fans in one of her most recent Instagram posts. On Feb. 18, she posted a video and a photo wearing a coffee brown latex jumpsuit. In the video, she held a rose as she stood with her back to the camera while looking over her shoulder to flex her butt a bit. While holding her stance, she moved her head backward and brought it back up while staring at the camera and giving duck lips showing off her different facial angles.

In the photo though, her outfit is no longer what the mother of three is focused on, as she’s instead showing off her face. Her lips were covered with an icy light pink color while her eye shadow was a brown color. Her blond highlighted tresses enhanced her fierce but light makeup look.

Ciara (Photo: @ciara/Instagram)

In the photo, she only put the cold face emoji, which added to her icy theme. It’s unclear if it actually comes from the line, but Ciara’s outfit ironically looks very similar to one of the pieces from Beyoncé’s Adidas x Ivy Park line dubbed Icy Park. It’s possible since Beyoncé has already sent some clothing to her celebrity friends like Kerry Washington, Reese Witherspoon and her stepsister Bianca Lawson. Her protegé Chloe Bailey was seen rocking a piece from the line as well. Last year, Beyoncé gifted Ciara and Russell Wilson with some pieces from her first Ivy Park and Adidas line. The launch of this third line will be happening online on Feb. 19 and will be available in select stores on Feb. 20.

(L): Ciara (Photo: @ciara/Instagram) (R): Beyonce (Photo: @weareivypark/Instagram)

Nevertheless, the “Goodies” singer looks good and fans want to know “Why you showing out!????”

Someone else commented on her look, writing, “Ciara, I know that’s right! Make that pull-out game weak 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵,” while another wrote, “I know that’s right👏👏👏👏👏👏.”

If fans are going this crazy over her look, one can only wonder what the reaction is from her husband, Russell Wilson.

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