Cardi B Reflects on Her Past Fashion Looks, Including One Favorite 'Horny' Outfit

The American rapper appeared on Andy Cohen’s late-night Bravo show Watch What Happens Live, where she played a round of “Fashion or Trash, Hun” and reflected on some of her style selections. 

The 30-year-old star, who looked stunning on the show in a turquoise silk dress, first looked back at her “tribal vibes” look from New York Fashion Week in 2015. 

“Oh my titties are on the floor, honey,” the star exclaimed at the ensemble, which consisted of brown patterned trousers, a beaded swirly design over her breasts, matching beaded necklace sunglasses and a headscarf. 

Explaining her pick, Cardi added, “That was the first fashion show I ever went to and I was trying to impress people. [Sex and the City stylist] Patricia Field was feeling me and was like, ‘Who is this girl?’”

Later in the clip, Cardi and Cohen, 55, looked back at her ice blue gown from Rihanna’s 2017 Diamond Ball. When the host said she looked like a “total Disney princess” in the outfit, Cardi agreed, saying, “Yes, I love it. Keep it!”

Finally the duo analyze Cardi “giving all the booty” in a patterned body stocking for the Revolution Live Event in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. “She’s horny,” Cardi declared of the snap in which the sultry singer is looking over her shoulder. “We’ll keep the horny!” she added with a smile.

Cardi may now share two children — son Wave Set, 23 months, and daughter Kulture Kiari, 5 — with husband Offset, but she has recently revealed that she didn't think he was marriage material when they first met.

In an interview on Friday with SiriusXM’s "The Morning Mash Up" promoting her new single with Megan Thee Stallion "Bongos," the "I Like It" musician, opened up about how she "never would've thought that" she'd marry a member of Migos after hearing their song "Versace."

She then explained how the pair are "very different."

"Yin and yang for real," she said of her and Offset's relationship. "But one thing that we, like, both love, we both love family. That's one thing and we both love what we do, like we both, we are each other's support system. I know that he backs me up a hundred percent and I back him up a hundred percent. I don't care."