Nicki Minaj displays her bombshell hourglass shape in skintight garb as she models her Kmart clothing line
Shrinking violet is certainly not a phrase that would be applied to Nick Minaj.

So it figures that her fashion collection for Kmart would leave little to the imagination.

The 30-year-old flashed her midriff, her legs and went bra-less in a skintight two-piece ensemble as she shot a commercial for her Nicki Minaj Collection on Wednesday.

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No shrinking violets allowed: Nicki Minaj left little to the imagination in a skintight two-piece while shooting a commercial for her Kmart clothing line on Wednesday

The rapper is seen sashaying her hips as she walks around the dressing room in the yellow-and-black outfit.

Nicki shows off her legs and her thin waist, and it is clear she isn't wearing a bra.

'This Chanel belt made my nipple come alive. Try it!' she captioned one photo, in typical outrageous fashion.



Toned down for a change: Nicki wore her platinum blonde hair loose and straight over her shoulders and kept her makeup somewhat natural for once



Nicki wore her platinum blonde hair loose and straight over her shoulders and kept her makeup somewhat natural for a change.

She added leopard-print platform heels as she sauntered up and down the dressing room aisle.

Nicki also slipped into another tight dress from her collection.

The short frock featured a black diamond pattern down the front and a pink-and-purple floral pattern on the sides.


Nicki Minaj displays her hourglass shape in Instagram upload





The fashion show continues: Nicki slipped into another tight dress from her collection, that featured a black diamond pattern down the front and a pink-and-purple floral pattern on the sides



I can do it: Nicki has defended creating her clothing line despite no experience in the fashion industry

Nicki had a launch for her cheap and cheerful collection in October, and the star has defended creating it despite no experience in the fashion industry.

The former American Idol judge said skepticism of stars lacking formal design training is 'understandable,' but she insists it's 'not about being a designer.'

Nicki explained that her intention is simply to make clothes that she would love to wear.

She told ABC News that she 'went through a billion different ideas' with designers in a bid to create something that would 'take Kmart to another level and make girls like me, feel like we can shop here.'


Who wore it better? A fan tweeted a picture of himself wearing nipple pasties in homage to Nicki's racy Halloween costume