Madonna looked sensational on Saturday as she took to Instagram in a series of sleek snaps.
The Nothing Really Matters singer, 62, struck a pose against a black car in a matching all-leather ensemble.
The skin-tight number showed off the pop star’s lithe frame, channeling Catwoman vibes as she pouted in the dark.
Slick: Madonna looked sensational on Saturday as she took to Instagram in a series of sleek snaps
She added thick, studded boots to the get-up and moody square shades.
Madonna let her porcelain complexion shine through in the camera flash, wearing her pink locks around her shoulders.
She matched this with a deep blush to her lips as she pouted up a storm.
Madonna proved she was hard at work on the screenplay for her highly anticipated biopic currently being co-written with Diablo Cody on Friday.
Sleek: The Nothing Really Matters singer, 62, struck a pose against a black car in a matching all-leather ensemble
Catty: The all-leather look channeled that of Batman supervillain Catwoman [pictured L is Michelle Pfeiffer in the role in 1992’s Batman Returns]
Mwah! She added thick, studded boots to the get-up and moody square shades
In the shadows: Madonna let her porcelain complexion shine through in the camera flash, wearing her pink locks around her shoulders
The pop superstar was seen on Instagram, sat on a leather-bound black studded chair outdoors in a gazebo with the Juno Oscar winner.
Madonna wore a striped white blouse with a black corset and matching PVC pants, along with black leather boots that seemed identical to the upholstery of the chair upon which she sat.
Her monochromatic look allowed her new pink locks to stand out beautifully.
The pair started off by talking about bananas, surely prompted by Her Madgesty’s bonkers underrated song I’m Going Bananas off of her 1990 Dick Tracy-inspired album, I’m Breathless.
Shady: She matched this with a deep blush to her lips as she pouted up a storm
Skin-tight: The outfit showed off the pop star’s lithe frame as she pouted in the dark
‘That gazebo life’: Madonna was at work on the screenplay for her highly anticipated biopic currently being co-written with Diablo Cody on Friday
On her Stories: Madonna wore a striped white blouse with a black corset and matching PVC pants, along with black leather boots that seemed identical to the upholstery of the chair
Soon after, the Queen of Pop let Diablo, 42, know that her name Madonna could not be copyrighted, ‘because it’s in the bible.’
Later over a glass of rose, Madge treated her followers to an a cappella rendition of Get Into The Groove from 1984, followed by the album cut Waiting off of 1992’s Erotica.
Toward the end of the posted snippet, the pair remarked at the script’s length – 133 pages – which Cody mentioned was ‘insane’ and ‘biblical’.
Later over a glass of rose: Madge treated her followers to an a cappella rendition of Get Into The Groove from 1984, followed by the album cut Waiting off of 1992’s Erotica
‘That’s a big script,’ she observed.
‘It’s a big life!’ Madonna retorted.
The video comes one day after the Music hitmaker posted a visually dazzling array of photos to her Instagram feed, in a green, black and white dress that also complemented her pink locks beautifully.
Stunning: The video comes one day after the Music hitmaker posted a visually dazzling array of photos to her Instagram feed, in a green, black and white dress
Statement garment, and hair: Madonna’s artful look complemented her pink locks beautifully
In the snaps she held a bouquet of pink flowers, further picking up the shade of her coif.
The gallery was inspired by one of Madonna’s lifelong muses, as seen by the lovely ring she was wearing – Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
In the caption, the Bay City, Michigan-born icon wrote:
””Feet?? What do I Need you for when I have Wings to Fly?” #fridakhalo’
Madonna’s IG Story also contained odes to others that have inspired her, including Martha Graham and James Baldwin.
In the snaps: Madge held a bouquet of pink flowers, further picking up the shade of her coif
Inspo: Madonna’s IG Story also contained odes to others that have inspired her, including Martha Graham and James Baldwin