Suki Waterhouse Wows the Crowd at Austin City Limits Music Festival with Daring Pink Leotard Look and Silver Thigh-length Boots, Choosing Comfort over Traditional Undergarments

Suki Waterhouse looked sensational as she performed at the Austin City Limits Music festival at Zilker Park on Saturday. 

The singer, 31, went braless in a baby pink long-sleeved sparkly leotard which she paired with a sparkly silver chunky belt. 

The actress beamed on stage as she put her all into her performance in light of her latest single To Love. 

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The star looked like a true pop-star as she completed the outfit with a pair of thigh high silver shiny boots. 

Shading herself from the sun she donned a pair of cat-eye framed baby pink sunglasses.  

Gorgeous: Suki Waterhouse, 31, looked stylish in a pink leotard as she performed at Austin City Limits music festival on Saturday 

Giving it her all: The singer looked to be putting her all into the performance as she belted the lyrics 

While Suki is arguably more famous for her acting career, the star released her first single Brutally back in 2016. 

Her second single Good Looking came out in 2017, but only became a viral hit last year. 

Suki then went on to release her debut album I Can’t Let Go. 

She recently starred as Karen in the Amazon Prime series Daisy Jones & The Six where she showcased her musical ability. 

Based on the novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid, the actress played the keyboardist in the fictional band. 

And Suki is clearly at home on stage as she belted the lyrics to her tunes in front of the crowd of fans. 

She is currently North America before she flies across the pond to Australia and New Zealand for a series of shows in the new year. 

The star recently got candid about embracing self-love and the power of reinvention as one of a suite of covers for ELLE UK’s October issue.

Wow: The 31-year-old put on a leggy display in a baby pink long-sleeved sparkly leotard which she paired with a sparkly silver chunky belt

Happy place: The actress beamed on stage as she put her all into her performance in light of her latest single To Love

Stylish: Shading herself from the sun she donned a pair of cat-eye framed baby pink sunglasses

True popstar: She completed the outfit with a pair of thigh high silver shiny boots

Confident: Suki looked at home on stage as she performed at the festival 

Acting: She recently starred as Karen in the Amazon Prime series Daisy Jones & The Six where she showcased her musical ability

Suki- who is about to receive the Performer award at the ELLE Style Awards 2023 – told how she resisted the pressure to change her looks during her early modelling days while developing her sense of self.

‘[I remember] an initial pressure to change myself a lot. If you were different then you’d be sat down and told that you weren’t going to do shows.

‘I didn’t really believe, “This is the truth, I need to look like this to work.” I didn’t believe I had to be half my body weight to succeed,’ Suki explained.

‘I was using style as a distraction, to not have people look at my body in its pure form. And I feel like it worked.

‘I was very loud with it, and in a lot of cases I was able to go in there with a bravado and a sense of style that would distract people,’ she continued.

The model-turned-singer also revealed more about her journey working on music: ‘Baby-stepping, getting a bit better every time. If I go back and listen to all the music I never released, it’s like snapshots of time.

‘Those years are so precious to me, all the invisible work I did, the tonnes of songs I wrote that just weren’t good enough, and the people I met along the way.’

Rave reviews: Based on the novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid, the actress played the keyboardist in the fictional band (pictured) 

Incredible: Suki showed off her enviable figure in the tight leotard as she flashed her upper thighs 

Changing up her look: The star recently got candid about embracing self-love and the power of reinvention in an interview with Elle Magazine 

Candid: ‘[I remember] an initial pressure to change myself a lot. If you were different then you’d be sat down and told that you weren’t going to do shows’