Iggy Azalea poses topless and in racy lingerie for sultry shoot

 

 

She’s making her big comeback this year with the release of her second album Digital Distortion.

And Iggy Azalea is approaching her new year with a new attitude and a new look after confessing she’d love to erase 2015.

The Aussie star looks incredible in a new cover shoot forSchön! Magazine, stripping off for a series of topless snaps.

 

Stripped back and stripped off: Iggy Azalea poses topless in a nude slip for a new shoot for Schön! Magazine

Iggy, 25, is seen covering up her assets with her hand as she strikes a dramatic pose in one inside shot.

The singer is dressed in a sheer boned slip in a nude hue and a pair of briefs, while her blonde locks are styled into tousled waves.

A full face of makeup adds a touch of glam to the stripped-back shots, while she wears colourful rings on her fingers and flaunts her tattoos.

The cover shot sees the star posing topless, with her back to the camera, with the star sneaking a sultry look at the camera.

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Sultry: The Australian star, 25, looks stunning in the cover shot, with her hair styled into loose waves and with a full face of glam makeup

In the accompanying interview, the outspoken star tells Schön! Magazine that she’s got a busy year ahead, juggling the release of her long awaited for second album and her nuptials with NBA star beau Nick Young, 30.

Iggy and Nick have been dating since November 2013 and became engaged in June 2015, and the singer has revealed wedding plans are well underway.

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‘I know where I’m getting married, and the date. I have my wedding dress being made. I’ve booked my honeymoon. I guess the plans underway, but I haven’t made any major decisions, like I haven’t picked the food or like done the table settings or flowers or any of that stuff yet,’ she explains.

The star has admitted though that her touring and promo commitments for her second album could disrupt her plans, pointing out:

‘I’ve just got to figure out when the hell to put it on, I’ve got to have a wedding and go on a f**king honey moon and… Put on an arena tour, all across the whole world. Last time, the tour that I ended up cancelling, because I had to have a psychotic break-down last year, now we’re going to do North America and the rest of Europe, which I didn’t feel like I was in the place to do that last time. I felt tired and stressed out. Now, I feel like my energy’s been renewed.’

We can’t wait to see what Iggy Azalea chooses to wear when she ties the knot with Nick Young. We can’t see her going down the meringue route, but then we doubt her wedding dress will be quite as risqué as the one she’s modelling here!

She looked seriously hot in this Atelier Versace number, which features twisted straps, Swarovski crystal rope ties and a strategically placed asymmetric cut out. Not forgetting that thigh high split too!
It’s actually a version of the blue gown that Brie Larson wore on the red carpet at the SAG Awards earlier this year, and we can see why it’s a popular piece. It hails from the Spring 2016 Couture collection, so unfortunately isn’t available to buy, but click (right) to buy a similar Versace gown at Luisa Via Roma. Gigi Hadid has worn this one if that tempts you…

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Or stay a cut above in one of the Versace-esque dresses we’ve got lined up for you in the edit below. This Forever Unique gown could definitely pass for designer!
‘I just need to figure out when the f**k I’m going to do it. Because after getting married, I’ll probably be like “I’m married, now I’m going on tour forever, bye honey.”’

Iggy admits fans might be surprised by her new sound, with the star giving a teaser of her comeback with the release of its track Azillion in January, while the lead single Team goes on sale on March 18. 

‘If you happen to have a song that organically works for the radio, great. That was my approach for Digital Distortion and it really freaked everybody out at my label, because I was like “I’m not going to try to make you a pop song I’m just warning you now. I might make an album that your nine-year-old daughter absolutely f**king hates.”‘