Cardi B turned heads on Friday afternoon as she arrived back at her hotel in New York City.

The rapper, 30, looked sensational in a busty blue minidress that featured a sketch of the naked female form on the front of it.

Cardi — who recently stunned the crowd during the MTV Video Music Awards this week — styled the skintight garment with white sky-high heels.

The Grammy Award-winner amped up the glamour by accessorizing with a pair of dangly white earrings.

Her voluminous dark brunette hair was parted down the middle and fell down her petite frame in soft curls.

Cardi B is currently celebrating the successful release of her newest track Bongos, which made its debut last Friday.

The hitmaker collaborated with fellow rapper Megan Thee Stallion while working on the song.

The performers previously worked together on the smash-hit track WAP, which debuted in August of 2020.

The pair’s collaborative track shot to the top of the US Billboard Hot 100 listing following its release.

Cardi B announced that she was planning on releasing another track with Megan earlier this month, when she revealed the project’s title and cover art.

Bongos was subsequently released to the public last week, and the rappers were also featured in a music video that debuted on Friday.

The hitmakers went on to perform the track live during the MTV Video Music Awards, which took place this past Tuesday.

Cardi B recently spoke about Bongos during an episode of The Spout podcast, where she expressed that they wanted to put their best foot forward with their collaborative song.

‘I haven’t dropped a single in a very long time and Megan hadn’t dropped a single in a very long time. So, it’s just like I just want to make sure that, like, we drop like a powerful single, like a great single,’ she said.

The performer also discussed her change in musical direction and hoped that her fans would appreciate the broadening of her creative horizons.

‘This is a very different sound that I don’t feel like people are used to from me or from Megan. So, it’s just like, I wonder how, like, people will receive it, and everything,’ she said.