She is known for her edgy sense of style.

And Doja Cat continued to steal the spotlight with her bold fashion choice on Saturday night, as she was spotted at the iHeartRadio’s Wango Tango.

The rapper, 29, set pulses racing, as she made a jaw-dropping arrival at the glitzy event.

Doja looked sensational as she flaunted her incredible figure in an aqua coloured mini dress, with dramatic cut outs and a plunging neckline.

She barely contained her ample ᴀssets in the slinky number, which cinched her in at her tiny waist and was adorned with sparkling sequins.

The eye-catching number skimmed her thighs slit to showcase Doja’s legs which were covered with fishnet тιԍнтs, while she boosted her height with silver buckled stilettos.

Doja Cat set pulses racing, as she made a jaw-dropping arrival at the at the iHeartRadio’s Wango Tango in an aqua coloured mini dress, with dramatic cut outs and a plunging neckline

Her blonde tresses tumbled down her shoulders in a relaxed wave and she showed off her impressive arm tattoos as she posed for pictures

The Say So singer opted for dramatic jewellery, adding a chunky diamond choker and sparkly earrings to the look, whilst also sporting a full face of glamorous makeup.

Her blonde tresses tumbled down her shoulders in a relaxed wave and she showed off her impressive arm tattoos as she posed for pictures.

Later in the evening, Doja Cat took to the stage to perform a string of her top hits and put on an animated display as she entertained the crowd. 

It comes after the singer left fans speechless earlier in the year, as she boldly recreated one of the most controversial and provocative music videos in pop history. 

For her highly anticipated track, Lose My Mind, the rapper channeled pop sensation Miley Cyrus in the music video as she stripped off her clothing and rode on top of an engine, drenched in just black oil. 

The Paint The Town Red hitmaker appeared to be reenacting the unforgettable moment that the three-time Grammy winner, 32, infamously straddled a swinging wrecking ball back in 2013. 

She barely contained her ample ᴀssets in the slinky number, which cinched her in at her tiny waist and was adorned with sparkling sequins

The eye-catching number skimmed her thighs slit to showcase Doja’s legs which were covered with fishnet тιԍнтs, while she boosted her height with silver buckled stilettos

The Say So singer opted for dramatic jewellery, adding a chunky diamond choker and sparkly earrings to the look, whilst also sporting a full face of glamorous makeup

Later in the evening, Doja Cat took to the stage to perform a string of her top hits and put on an animated display as she entertained the crowd

The singer commanded attention as she belted out her hits in the tiny blue ensemble that left little to the imaginatio

When Miley released her polarising music video for Wrecking Ball, it earned the Vevo record for the most views in the first 24 hours after its release with 19.3 million views.

The video, which features the former Disney Channel star licking a sledgehammer at one point, has since amᴀssed over 1.2 billion views. 

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Although she may have sought some inspiration from Cyrus, Doja paved her own path with the rest of the striking video, alongside her collaborator Don Toliver. 

In the video, Toliver gets behind the wheel as Doja rocks various futuristic looks. 

The artists joined forces on Lose My Mind, which will be featured in Brad Pitt and Damson Idris’ upcoming F1 movie. 

They wrote the song, alongside producers Ryan Tedder and Hans Zimmer. 

The F1 The Album drops on June 27, the same day as the Apple Original Film, which stars Pitt and Idris as competing F1 drivers.

Earlier this month, Doja shared a 16-track list for her forthcoming album Vie that  included the songs Turn the Lights On, Slide, One More Time, Make It Up, Lipstain, Kink, Jealous Type and I Like You.

It will follow her 2023 album Scarlet, which she previously called ‘quite an angry project’ during an interview with Jack Harlow for Present Space, last year. 

‘I think the point of that album was to showcase anger and how it processes through my mind, but also it’s about coming to your own defense and love,’ she said.

Doja continued: ‘It’s sort of my “Why I oughta!” moment of squaring up with everyone and defending myself, telling myself that I’m here for me, and not just for everybody else’s enjoyment.’