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Kesha showed off her fabulous physique in a figure-hugging white dress to attend an art exhibition in Los Angeles on Thursday in celebration of her fifth studio album, Gag Order.
The Timber hitmaker, 36, who sported the same gown at a launch party in London earlier last week, excitedly took a selfie video as she strolled through the gallery, which was curated by both herself, and creative director, Brian Roettinger.
The exhibition paid homage to her new LP titled, Gag Order, which officially released on Friday, May 19. The graphic designer collaborated with the songstress to make visualizers for several tracks on the album, and also the cover.
As she arrived at Sized Studio in the heart of the city, the Tik Tok singer was seen donning a sleeveless, white dress with a low neckline that perfectly showcased her array of arm tattoos.
The backless gown was held up with straps that wrapped around her shoulders, and allowed the fabric to cling to her toned frame.
Radiant: Kesha, 36, showed off her fabulous physique in a figure-hugging white dress to attend an art exhibition in Los Angeles on Thursday in celebration of her fifth studio album, Gag Order
Elegant: As she arrived at Sized Studio in the heart of the city, the Tik Tok singer was seen donning a sleeveless, white dress with a low neckline
Kesha, whose real name is Kesha Rose Sebert, slipped into a pair of open-toed, white heels that coincided with the color scheme of her ensemble.
She carried a large, shiny silver purse in her hand to hold a few items she needed during the special evening.
Her blonde locks were parted to the side, and were slicked back to fall down in light waves past her shoulders. The star accessorized her look by adding a pair of gold-hooped earrings, but chose to not add any other pieces of flashy jewelry.
The Die Young songstress opted for a bold touch to her makeup, and added a dark, smoky shadow around her eyes along with a light pink tint to her lips.
When she walked into the studio, Kesha was seen becoming emotional as she took in the exhibition and filmed a video to capture the special moment.
Brian Roettinger has worked with the singer in the past, and notably designed the cover for her album, High Road (2020). He has also collaborated with other music artists, such as Jay-Z, Miguel, and also Mark Ronson.
The beauty reached a milestone on Friday by releasing her fifth studio album called, Gag Order, and collaborated with producer, Rick Rubin. The LP contains a total of 13 songs that touch on a number of topics, such as vulnerability.
During an interview with Rolling Stone earlier this month, Kesha opened up about the LP and stated, ‘I feel like I’m giving birth to the most intimate thing I’ve ever created.’
Art exhibition: The exhibition paid homage to her new LP titled, Gag Order, which officially released on Friday, May 19 and was curated by both herself and creative director, Brian Roettinger
Bold: The Die Young songstress opted for a bold touch to her makeup, and added a dark, smoky shadow around her eyes along with a light pink tint to her lips
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Special experience: When she walked into the studio, Kesha was seen becoming emotional as she took in the exhibition and filmed a video to capture the special moment
Creative: During an interview with Rolling Stone earlier this month, Kesha opened up about the LP and stated, ‘I feel like I’m giving birth to the most intimate thing I’ve ever created’
‘I really dug into some of my uglier emotions and sides of myself that are less fun. It’s scary being vulnerable.’
She further expressed to the outlet, ‘The fact that I have compiled an entire record of these emotions, of anger, of insecurity, of anxiety, of grief, of pain, of regret, all of that is so nerve-racking — but it’s also so healing.’
While talking to Dazed ahead of the album’s release, Kesha discussed the expectation of ‘perfection’ due to being in the spotlight and how being more ‘open’ came into play on the LP.
‘Perfection is an affliction that is perpetuated by social media,’ she explained, and admitted, ‘In the past, on my albums, there’s been auto-tune because there was this idea that to be worthy of love you also had to be perfect.’
‘That’s all a really toxic illusion, especially for women in pop music. It’s not fair to the humans behind the music, but it’s also not fair for culture and for young women.’
The Take It Off singer added, ‘I’ve definitely been guilty of only wanting to share pictures of where I look hot as f**k. But that’s why it was really important for this album to be brutally open and vulnerable with all these very imperfect sides of myself.’
Also during her Rolling Stone interview, the Conjuring Kesha star had revealed that she had been secretly engaged, but has since called it off.
Art pieces: On a white wall was an art piece of Kesha’s face that was created by Brian Roettinger, who was worked with other music artists such as Jay-Z and Miguel
‘A prayer’: Before her fifth studio album became available to anticipated fans, Kesha released three singles from the LP, including Eat The Acid, Fine Line, and Only Love Can Save Us Now, which she calls a ‘desperate and angry prayer’
Excited: Before Gag Order, the Timber hitmaker’s last album was High Road, which was released three years earlier in 2020
She did not drop any names, but stated that the man whom she had been set to wed was ‘still a friend.’
One of the tracks on Gag Order called, Too Far Gone, had been written after they had gone their separate ways.
The singer has since been romantically linked to film producer, Riccardo Maddalosso, and the two were seen sharing a kiss during an outing in Los Angeles earlier this month.
Before her fifth studio album became available to anticipated fans, Kesha released three singles from the LP, including Eat The Acid, Fine Line, and Only Love Can Save Us Now, which she called a ‘desperate and angry prayer.’
