ZARA Larsson showed off her best assets at a Grammys pre-party in a barely-there pink dress.
The Swedish star hit the red carpet at the exclusive party in a plunging and sheer, pink neon dress.
Zara posed for cameras in the maxi dress complete with a deep-v neckline and matching sheer scarf.
Underneath the see-through dress, the singer wore a matching neon pink bikini set, with a triangle top and knickers.
She wore her blonde hair in loose waves around her shoulders.
Zara, 28, is nominated at tomorrow night’s Grammy Awards for Best Dance Pop Recording for her track, Midnight Sun.
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Zara is having a huge career resurgence after her self-admitted “flop era”, with her 2016 single Lush Life catapulting back to the top 10 earlier this month thanks to a viral dance trend.
Her single Midnight Sun – from the album of the same name – came out last year and is racking up millions of streams.
She’s also booked a string of major festival appearances for 2026 – and is now heading back into the studio.
She has been a household name in her native Sweden since she was 10 years old, when she won the country’s version of Britain’s Got Talent.
After winning the show, she then travelled to the US to meet with record bosses, but was disappointed to discover they weren’t interested.
The youngster went back to Sweden and enrolled in ballet school, but never gave up on her dream of being a pop star, and finally signed a record deal with a Swedish company when she was 14.
The following year her debut album, 1, topped the charts in her home country.
She then hit the big time on the international music market, but later experienced her “flop era.”
“It’s almost like I’ve had several…not one hit wonders, but…it’s been like, they know the songs, but they don’t necessarily know me,” she told ABC News in December.
“This time around, I just have it planned out. I feel I know how I want the rollout to look like, and I know how I want my tour to be. I feel like I’m bossing up.”
Zara added: “But I’m allowing myself to have more fun [too], because I don’t have the pressure of having to live up to something. I’ve already had success and then my ‘flop era.’ And then it’s like, ‘ok, I flopped.’ So, it doesn’t scare me anymore.”
