Carrie Underwood stuns in leggings that look painted on

Carrie Underwood is dropping jaws in leggings so tight, they look painted on. The 38-year-old country singer and clothing designer was this week back in promo mode for her 2015-founded CALIA by Carrie line, with a new photo on the label’s Instagram reminding fans that Carrie is the best brand ambassador around.

Carrie, last year launching her Fit52 workout app and releasing her Find Your Path diet and exercise book, showed off her rock-hard legs in her favorite workout look, this coming as she makes headlines for going glittery and thigh-skimming at the recent CMA Awards.

Carrie Underwood Stuns In Paint-On Leggings Look

Scroll for the photo. Carrie, who admits her sweat sessions are a form of self-care, posed on a stunning wood-deck terrace, one overlooking greenery and woodlands and furnished with a comfy-looking chair.

Looking at peace as she posed standing by a white-painted pillar, the “Cry Pretty” singer showed off in paint-effect and clingy leggings in fiery red and yellow, with a fade-effect on the fabrics also including pops of black and gold. Also rocking a gray sweatshirt from her best-selling range, the mom of two went fuss-free with a simple top-knot bun, also slightly raising one sleeve with a hand. Practical black sneakers completed the super-stylish workout look.

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Carrie, tagged by her brand, let CALIA do the talking as it told its 500k+ followers: ” From your workouts to wherever, our pieces are designed to allow you to #ChooseYou and #StayThePath. Select styles are available in XS-3X, fitting sizes 0-28.”

While fans have, in the past, moaned about high prices at CALIA – others, however, say the quality is worth every penny – replies coming in for this post only sent the thumbs-up. Gushing, one fan wrote: “I just tried these leggings on today! I’m in love with this pattern. They are on my Christmas wish list.”

Carrie founded CALIA six years ago. In 2016, the brand was already ranking third after Nike and Under Armour at Dick’s Sporting Goods. Speaking to Forbes and about her brand, Carrie revealed:

“CALIA is one of those ways [to be creative], getting to go to virtual meetings and look at design elements and try to figure out what we’re gonna do with that,” adding: “I’m lucky that I have a lot of creative things that don’t just rely on being on stage in front of people.” The star also regularly dons her apparel in promos for Fit52, now featuring 2010-married husband Mike Fisher.