When she’s not performing songs from her latest album or coaching on The Voice, Kelly Clarkson’s stunning fans in gorgeous, edgy outfits on her daytime talk show. Recently, the Grammy Award-winning singer has been donning some 70s, Stevie Nicks-inspired ensembles—and her latest outfit is no different! On Tuesday, May 9th, Kelly wore a plunging, black ruffle trim blouse and a matching skirt on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
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Kelly Clarkson Wears A Low-Cut Black Ruffle Trim Blouse And Matching Skirt
If there's anything Kelly does as well as singing or being the face of her own daytime television show (which has recently come under fire for "traumatizing" employees), it's her bold, edgy style in front of the camera. Specifically, the "Stronger" crooner's plunging black long-sleeved blouse and matching maxi skirt from Ulla Johnson, a high-end bohemian chic boutique in New York City.
The dangerously low-cut, edgy ensemble featured a ruffle trim design on the blouse and skirt. Kelly cinched her waist with a chunky black belt. She opted for light black liner, pale eyeshadow, rosy blush, and a nude lipstick hue. As for hair, Kelly parted her mushroom-blonde hair down the middle and styled it straight. She completed her look with a pair of black boots, gold hoop earrings, and some black nail polish to match the rest of her outfit.
Fan Comments
On the May 9th episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, Kelly interviewed Priyanka Chopra, Maks and Val Chmerkovskiy, and she performed a rendition of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Eva Cassidy in her blouse and skirt combo. Fans of The Voice coach commented on her outfit on her talkshow's YouTube channel. "She is so gorgeous," one fan wrote, "Ageless," another commented, and, "Such a pretty queen," a third fan raved.
Kelly's performance also got notable praise on social media. "Oh My God! I mean this has to be the best version I've heard and I love the original. She is magic," a commenter gushed, another wrote, "Just pure emotion and talent no wonder why she's the first American Idol," and a fan commented, "Here's Kelly, nailing this classic. Such a queen."
