Nicole Scherzinger may have replaced her on the judging panel for The X Factor in Britain.
But American songstress Kelly Rowland has still got the sizzle factor - as she proved on a recent video shoot in sunny Spain.
The former talent show panellist looked stunning as she paraded her pins while filming the music video for her new single.
Teaming up with a host of attractive ladies and gentlemen, Rowland promoted a different side to Barcelona as she ventured slightly north to the Sant Andreu de Llavaneres area to record visuals for Project B’s Summer Dreaming 2012 track.
The 31-year-old who made her name in Destiny’s Child – a female group whose ever-changing line up concluded with Beyoncé Knowles and Michelle Williams – showed she is certainly a star in her own right as she struck a number of attention demanding poses.
Wearing a multi-coloured maxi dress with a dangerously high split in the middle at the front, the singer flaunted her slender and lengthy limbs and she stood on a wooden deck in blue heels that matched the hue of the water behind her.
The gown enabled plenty of flesh to be shown on her back as well as her ample chest area, while her bare arms were accessorised with identical chunky bracelets.
The star’s dark locks are worn loose and curly, to help achieve a holiday look.
She later threw on a pair of white-framed sunglasses and hot pants for a more casual party style.
As she took to the music decks, DJ Kelly showed off her dance moves in another bright top - this time long-sleeves and revealing a hint of her midriff.
Kelly was no doubt the centre of attention on the Annick Wolfers-directed shoot, for the song originally recorded by Kate Yania and due to appear in commercials for alcohol brand Bacardi.
She said about the track: ‘The song and its history enthralled me right away. My aim was to record a joyful, colorful, sexy song and give it a bit of soul quality.’
She added about her forthcoming album: ‘It's a very urban, R&B, sexy, unexpected record. It's gonna make you think. It's gonna make you wonder.’
By LEAH SIMPSON
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