Kylie Minogue stuns in dominatrix dress for GAY performance
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Just days after attracting controversy with a very racy music video, Kylie Minogue has flaunted her body in a red, dominatrix-style bandage dress while performing at London nightclub G-A-Y.
The 45-year-old showed off her famous figure on Saturday night in a shiny, tight red dress, which she teamed with red peep-toe stilettos for her performance at the gay bar.
The show was to celebrate the star’s latest album Kiss Me Once, her first studio album in four years and her 12th studio album ever. Kylie is a favourite at the club, where she has performed 11 times. Her most recent appearance there marks the end of G-A-Y Kylie month at the bar, which allowed patrons to buy selected drinks for £1 whenever a Kylie video was playing.
But some fans have condemned the pop princess, saying the music video for the single Sexercize, released online on Wednesday, is too raunchy.
The video, which shows Kylie writhing on gym equipment and being fondled by female dancers, was criticised by some on social media as being ‘soft ****’.
Others condemned the video for sending the message to young girls that a woman’s worth is defined by her appearance and sexuality.
Vivienne Pattinson, of campaign group Mediawatch-UK, told The Daily Mail: ‘It’s just reinforcing the idea that your worth is defined by your hotness rather than anything else you have to offer, and that can be really damaging for the self-esteem of young girls.’
Appearing on Channel Nine’s Sunrise the star said the song is a ‘fun tongue-in-cheek number’ and that it was ‘open to everyone’s interpretation how they like to sexercise.’
This is Kylie’s first album since she signed with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation record label, which manages other stars including Rihanna.
It’s just reinforcing the idea that your worth is defined by your hotness rather than anything else you have to offer, and that can be really damaging for the self-esteem of young girls.
This needs to stop though... like I'm all for women being powerful etc. but these days it's almost like every female pop artist NEEDS to act all feminist.
Her song is called 'Sexercize' - what do you expect her to do ?
Stand behind a mic fully dressed?
like I'm all for women being powerful etc. but these days it's almost like every female pop artist NEEDS to act all feminist.
