Doja Cat Wows in Racy Outfit Before Manchester Gig

put on a very racy display as she stepped out for a spot of retail therapy in Manchester on Friday, just 24-hours ahead of her gig in the city. 

The American songstress, 30, left little to the imagination as she went braless beneath a racy pink cut-out top which showcased ample cleavage and abs.

She completed the look with a pair of striking leopard print pedal pushers with a chain wrapped around her waist from which dangled cuddly toys. 

Doja Cat, real name Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini,

Following her Manchester gig, the singer continues on her epic Tour Ma Vie world tour, with more UK dates before heading to Europe and the US and concluding with a night at Madison Square Garden in November. 

It comes after Doja explained how her Borderline Personality Disorder diagnosis has meant she has found it hard to trust her romantic partners.

The singe first spoke about her BPD diagnosis in March, admitting she has been 'struggling' and has been in therapy for years.

In a new interview with ELLE UK, the star has spoken in more depth about how she's had to use coping mechanisms in her every day life.

'If I have a boyfriend and he leaves just to run errands, my brain thinks he's breaking up with me,' she explained of her BPD, which is a mental health condition that causes symptoms such as 'mood swings, anger and impulsiveness.'  

'I have to scrape against it and teach myself that that's not happening to me. I'm safe.'

BPD is 'a mental health condition that affects the way people feel about themselves and others, making it hard to function in everyday life,' according to the Mayo Clinic. 

Dojaalso explained how she intentionally puts up walls while also feeling vulnerable: 'There are little things I do to make people think I don't care, or that I don't feel anything.'

'I do those things on purpose to feel tough. And I am tough. But I'm not that tough. It is a mask.'

Doja recently admitted she was a 'serial dater' and was last .

Doja said she was excited to bring her show to UK fans, gushing that the 'enthusiastic' London crowd makes it one of her favourite places to perform, but she confessed she is also looking forward to a long post-tour break.

'I think I want to take three years off,' she told ELLE UK. 'I want to just do whatever.'

'I might do another mural.'

'I'm going to furnish this whole upper area of my house because there's literally nothing in here and there's been nothing in here for four years or five.'

The busy star released her fifth album in September, which featured a heavy '80s influence. 

Vie debuted at number 4 on the US Billboard 200.