This date night look is sheer perfection.
Christina Aguilera showed off her wild side on the red carpet Saturday as she attended the Breakthrough Prize Ceremony in Los Angeles, wearing a sexy sheer set as she posed with her longtime fiancé, Matthew Rutler.
The “Genie in a Bottle” singer, 42, wore a sheer Versace bodysuit ($1,825) featuring black velvet zebra stripes along with a matching pair of flared trousers ($2,150), covering up the look with a floor-length black coat.
She wore her blond hair in a high topknot with loose strands framing her face, adding a pair of Prada sunglasses at one point as she posed for photographers.
The “Beautiful” singer accessorized with glittering diamond hoop earrings by Kallati and a diamond necklace from Joseph Saidian & Sons, carrying a small black bag with a chain strap.
She switched up her nails from the NSFW pink style she sported on an episode of the “Call Her Daddy” podcast two weeks ago, swapping out the vagina-themed manicure for a nude nail with a black cross design.
Rutler, 38 — who serves as an executive at MasterClass — went with a classic black suit, cozying up to his fiancée as they posed on the red carpet.
The couple are parents to a daughter, Summer Rain, 8, and Aguilera also shares a 15-year-old son, Max, with her ex-husband, Jordan Bratman.
Although they’ve been engaged since 2014 — meeting after Rutler worked as a production assistant for her 2010 film, “Burlesque” — they seem to be in no rush to get married.
An inside source told Us Weekly last summer that “there are no wedding plans at the moment,” adding “they’re one of those couples who don’t need a document to prove their love for each other.”
Aside from Saturday’s date night, the “Dirrty” singer has been keeping busy this month with the launch of her new sexual wellness brand, Playground.
Aguilera — who is co-founder and chief wellness advisor of the company — spoke more about her feelings on sexuality during her appearance on “Call Her Daddy.”
“I felt like there was a lot of shame and fear around the subject,” she said, adding, “as a woman we’re raised with a lot of stigma.”
Luckily, Aguilera has never been one to follow that rulebook.
