Saweetie turns heads in pink Playboy velour tracksuit

She always commands attention with her daring fashion ensembles. 

And Saweetie was once again showing off her eye-catching sense of style as she stepped out for dinner at AVRA in Beverly Hills on Monday night.

The American rapper, 27, slipped into a pink velour Playboy tracksuit for the outing that had a plunging zip which flashed a hint of her ample assets.

The star, real name Diamonté Quiava Valentin Harper, teamed the tracksuit with dark pink velvet slip-ons and carried a shiny pink handbag with her to complete the coordinated look.

Saweetie wore her curly blonde tresses in a half up half down do and opted for a typically glamorous makeup look. 

She accessorized with a statement silver cross chain, silver anklets and had a dramatic purple and silver manicure.  

The outing comes after she announced the upcoming release of her latest single Come And Shake That A$$ – Saweetie’s Freaknik on Instagram last Wednesday. 

Sharing the album cover art, Saweetie told her fans: ‘SAVE THE DATE! 7/2,’ alongside a flawless snap of her sitting on a pink Honda in a leopard print corset. 

Her debut studio album titled Pretty B***h Music is set to drop this summer but in the meantime, she’s enjoyed a string of hit singles such as Tap In, Fast, and Best Friend with Doja Cat.  

Of the album, Saweetie told Hype Bae last year: ‘The key inspirations behind my new album was being a boss, getting money, loving my family, talking about them more and also just exploring my Filipino roots again.’  

She continued: ‘I wanted to do something that highlighted the Filipino culture because I have a couple lyrics that are in Tagalog so I think that’s cool.

‘The “Pretty B*tch” movement came about when I started the “pretty girl tap in” on Twitter.  

‘I really like that different types of boys and girls who look different were all tapping in because beauty is unique. 

‘We should not all be looking alike but on social media a lot of people are starting to look alike. We need to celebrate our differences.’  

Reflecting on her experience of releasing hip hop music as a female artist, Saweetie gushed that her career has been lucrative. 

She revealed: ‘My experience as a woman in hip hop and rap has been great. I love getting dressed up, I like getting fly, I like getting my own money.  

‘And I feel like music is kinda like the new drug dealers. We make a lot of money from a lot of different things and I’m really grateful to be put in my financial position.’