Sabrina Carpenter goes bra-free in a backless ruby red dress while sipping wine
The hitmaker, 26 who stunned the audience performing with Duran Duran at last week's BST Hyde Park show, shared some sultry highlights from her European trip on Monday.
Carpenter began the photo carousel with a snap of herself wearing a low back ruby red gown while enjoying a glass of white wine at an Italian restaurant. Her blonde locks were styled in a wavy bob.
'Newsflash pal,' the Please Please Please singer wrote next to the contents.
'Our princess! Italy looks good on you,' penned an adoring fan.
'TRY NOT TO SAY BELLISSIMA CHALLENGE FAILED,' asserted an admirer.
Another risqué photo showed the Grammy winner reclining on a bed in an animal print body suit.
Her not-so-light reading material included Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar, which caused some concern among her fans. Plath died by suicide in February 1963, one month after the publication of the semi-autobiographical novel.
'FOR REAL IS SHE OKAY,' asked a fan.
'I GASPED WHEN I NOTICED LMAO,' wrote another.
One commenter remarked on the irony of Carpenter reading the feminist novel in light of her recent album cover, in which she is crouched on the floor with a man pulling her hair. Many have found the cover demeaning.
'With Sabrina's new cover it is really hypocritical to post this picture with Sylvia's work of art,' they claimed.
Carpenter was all business in another photo, showing of her hourglass figure in a 1950's inspired gray suit with a matching jacket and flouncy skirt which she wore to the Dior Homme Menswear show during Paris Fashion Week.
Her long, blonde hair was styled straight and cascaded down her back.
In another photo Carpenter looked line a muse wearing a cream satin and lace dress as she stood on her tiptoes beneath a wood framed window.
A more relaxed picture shows the Espresso artist wearing the same dress, lying on the floor with her legs resting against a wall in a yoga position.
Carpenter shared a playful snap as she and a friend sat on a teeter-totter at a kiddie park. The hitmaker looked carefree wearing a pair of striped short-shorts with a loose-fitting yellow top and high-heel mules.
The young popstar is a bit of a music historian according to the cover story in Rolling Stone.
She is a big ABBA fan has named her cats Benny and Bjorn after band members Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus, and often covers their songs during the 'slumber party' portion of her set.
'I don't know if there's any other artists in the world [who] make me so happy,' she said, revealing she had received a personal tour from Ulvaeus at the ABBA museum.
A more relaxed picture shows the Espresso artist wearing the same dress, lying on the floor with her legs resting against a wall in a yoga position
'They just understood how to make fun of music without it feeling cheesy or corny. And even when it does you're into, because they just sell it.'
She often spends her off-time watching seventies films, such as Saturday Night Fever.
She credits the younger family members of people she admires for helping with intros to music legends such as Dolly Parton and Paul Simon.
'Thank God for the nepo babies,' she explained. Because they're fans of min, and I need to meet their parents.'
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