American rapper Cardi B has been the talk of the town lately following a messy break-up with her estranged husband, Offset.
Rumours were flying around that Cardi B had slept with someone else while she was still pregnant with her third child, whom she gave birth to in August this year.
She never cared much about the rumours and focused on clearing her fashion cart to slay.
A few weeks after giving birth, Cardi was already working out, preparing for Paris Fashion Week, where she stole the show as one of the best-dressed guests.
The multi-award-winning musician proved she was an icon who doesn't miss a beat in fashion.
For the Mugler show, she dazzled in a black short dress designed by Casey Cadwallader. And her V-shaped fringe bob sealed the look.
For the Rabanne show, she sashayed in a gold dress with wool fringes and completed the look with blonde, long curly hair, channelling her inner Shakira.
For Rick Owens, she donned a long grey mohair dress paired with a merlot coat and to add more ambience to her already stunning look, she styled her hair into a bun with a fringe.
At the Balmain show, she looked exquisite in a grass-green fur coat paired with dramatic black heels, gold earrings and a black spandex hairband.
For the Vivienne Westwood show, she unleashed her inner hood girl and rocked a graffiti painted collar mini-dress with a matching corset and body suit fishnets underneath.
She sealed the look with a messy bun up-do and side fringes and lit a cigarette to put a stamp on that “ghetto girl” look.
Fans were impressed with all her looks because she made them look like art, and that’s something only a fashion icon can do.
“Not you flawlessly executing high fashion three weeks after giving birth, while going through so much. Pray that you take a good vaca [vacation] after this,” commented @lindsmiles_always.
Another follower, @mrjerometrammel, said: “If we’re being honest, Cardi B is the only female rap high fashion woman since Lil’ Kim.”
Paris Fashion Week started on Monday, September 23, and will run until October 1.