Katy Perry’s wild Vegas outfits

OSTN Staff

And on the first night of her Play residency at Resorts World Las Vegas on Wednesday, the 27-year-old pop star showcased her playful signature style with a series of showstopping outfits, Page Six reports. Stream more entertainment news live & on demand with Flash, Australia’s biggest news streaming service. New to Flash? Try 14 days free now >In one headline-making moment, the Roar singer quite literally showed off her cans in a metallic minidress covered in crushed beer containers — which she used to pour herself a pint mid-performance.The buzzy take on the cone bra likely gave Perry fans fashion flashbacks, as she sprayed whipped cream out of a different can-embellished bra in her 2010 California Gurls music video.The songstress’ candy-coloured Perry Playland was filled with oversized set pieces – and a series of over-the-top looks to match.During Act I of the fashion-filled extravaganza, Katy kicked things off with a pink and white baby-doll dress, adding to the retro vibe with white boots and ‘60s-esque makeup. She later turned up the heat with a red latex look, walking through a sea of toadstools while sporting a cutout bodysuit, fringed chaps and a matching mushroom cap hat.Another fringe-filled look? The white minidress and turban she wore while emerging from a 16-foot-tall toilet beside an equally gigantic toilet paper tower.She then cleaned up the bathroom-themed look, layering a bubble-covered dress on top as she stepped into a large bathtub.The Smile singer ended the night on a glamorous note, sporting a sparkly sunset-coloured cutout dress and gold opera gloves by her go-to designer, Johnny Wujek, before closing the show in a pink velvet gown with an embellished neckline.Wujek has brought many of Perry’s whimsical wardrobe moments to life, most recently including her hand sanitiser and vaccine costumes.One thing’s for sure: Her Vegas show may be 95 minutes long, but Perry’s adventurous sense of style is Never Really Over.This article originally appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission.

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