Anitta Has A Toned AF Booty In A Mesh Savage X Fenty Thong Bodysuit 👀 - Yahoo News

Brazilian singer Anitta just hit the Savage X Fenty fashion show showing off her incredibly toned butt in a see-through, mesh, thong bodysuit.
The 29-year-old was performing for Rihanna's show, and completed the strong look with a black leather harness and glittering bra top.
Anitta has some impressive dance moves that definitely get her heart rate up and her blood pumping.

When it comes to a Savage X Fenty fashion show moment, you know it’s going to be spicy, and Brazilian singer-songwriter Anitta definitely brought the heat during her performance for Rihanna's lingerie line.

The 29-year-old star rocked a mesh, thong bodysuit and heels for her performance that put her strong, sculpted body on full display. She completed the fashion show performance look with a black leather harness, a glittering bra, and a very smoky eye.

The outfit definitely didn’t leave much to the imagination; it is made of see-through mesh after all, so Anitta’s toned legs and toned booty were hard to miss. In case you didn't catch the show, here are a few outtakes from the event:

rihanna savage fenty anitta — Anitta performing for the Savage X Fenty fashion show.Kevin Mazur - Getty Images

And another:

anitta savage x fenty — Anitta performing for the Savage X Fenty fashion show.Kevin Mazur - Getty Images

Anitta’s strong physique should come as no surprise to anyone who has seen her dance, though. That girl can work up a sweat. Her Coachella performance was called a “master class in twerking, with funk battle, samba” by Billboard. And you can’t bust moves like that without some serious strength and cardio gains.

Here Anitta is again showing off her impressive dance skills in a collab with Becky G:

And here Anitta is showing off some seriously wild twerking skills on a yacht, as an international popstar does:

Even though she has now reached superstar status and fame, Anitta stays humble and is focused on her goal of supporting her home country, Brazil. “When we get fame, we can get lost in this game and forget who we are. For me, it was never about getting famous and rich. It was about changing my people’s lives, my country’s life,” she told Interview Magazine.

“So if I’m going to the Met Gala or Coachella or the VMAs, it’s not because I want to show off. It’s because I want my country to believe that they can go to places that they’ve never been.”