The artist (real name: Melissa Jefferson) gleamed in the night thanks to her suit, which featured scarlet panels over her legs and arms.

Her torso had a more intricate, spider-like design that would have barely protected her modesty.

Although the suit had a plunging neckline revealing her cleavage, the rest of the suit was covered with sheer material to protect her modesty.

While turning to the side to show off her curves in profile, Lizzo revealed that her suit was made by her shapewear brand Yitty, which explained why it hugged her figure so тιԍнтly.

The entertainer stayed on the red theme with tall scarlet combat boots, and she wore her hair with a middle part and thick curls that glided down her back.

She completed her sizzling look with modest hoop earrings and a lovely winged eyeliner with stars decorating her eyes.

Lizzo was joined on stage by backup dancers in complementary ensembles featuring bright blue panties and black bra tops, along with shining silver shrugs.

A glowing review of the performance for the Indianapolis Star noted that Lizzo also wore a sparkling evening gown during the performance, as well as a dress covered in emoji designs.

The review noted that the hitmaker four solos to showcase her skills on the flute, and she even had the house lights turned on for several minutes so that she could complement some of the most vibrant outfits from the audience.

Lizzo has previously worn a similarly designed suit on stage, though she opted for shades of blue, yellow and pink.

Her performances comes two days after she met up with fellow superstar Harry Styles in nearby Chicago.

In pH๏τos she posted to her Twitter, Lizzo and Harry beamed ear to ear while giving each other a high five.

‘Anyways…I had so much fun w Harry yesterday,’ she captioned the snaps.