DOJA CAT LEAVES LITTLE TO THE IMAGINATION IN RISQU OUTFIT AT MTV VMAS

Doja Cat turned heads at 2023 MTV Video Music Awards as she strutted down the red carpet in a skimpy outfit that left little to the imagination.

The "Attention" rapper donned a sheer spider-web dress that covered the bare minimum as she walked the pink carpet - changed from red by host Nicki Minaj - at the awards show on Tuesday night (September 12) in Newark, New Jersey.

Doja's lacy cobwebs stole the show as it flaunted her curves, both front and back. Her revealing outfit was completed with jewelry from Maria Tash and Nicole Rose.

Despite her turbulent relationship with fans, plenty of people were left gushing over Doja's daring look in the VMAs' Instagram comments section.

"MOTHER HAS ENTERED THE BUILDING," one user wrote, while another added: "If it's anything doja cat gon do she gon serve a look!" It was a busy night for Doja Cat, who took home a Moonman trophy for Best Art Direction thanks to her "Attention" music video.

Doja also hit the stage to deliver one of the night's standout performances as she rocked a schoolgirl outfit - la Britney Spears' "Baby One More Time" - for a medley of her most recent singles.

The 27-year-old performed "Attention," "Demons" and "Paint the Town Red," the latter of which recently topped the Billboard Hot 100. All three are set to appear on her new album Scarlet.

Ahead of the VMAs, Doja Cat made the most of her time in NYC and reportedly had a dinner date with Quavo on Monday night (September 11) at Manhattan's Italian hotspot Carbone. However, Doja has been romantically linked to comedian and pop musician Jeffery "J" Cyrus since last November and even told Harper's BAZAAR last month that she is currently happy to be "in love."

On the music side, Doja Cat is gearing up for the arrival of her aforementioned Scarlet LP next Friday (September 22), which will go head to head with Drake'sFor All the Dogs for the top spot on the Billboard 200.

She will then hit the road for The Scarlet Tour with Ice Spice and Doechii.