Madonna, 63, causes stir with jaw-dropping sexy moves in plunging bodysuit and fishnets

Pop music icon Madonna, 63, has caused yet another stir amongst fans, as she posted a clip of herself turning out some provocative dance moves yesterday. The star looked glammed up in a short black bodysuit, fishnet tights and some dark shades after attending Burberry’s exclusive house party.

Madonna appeared to have a whale of a time at the late-night bash, which was held at a private residence in Los Angeles near the Chateau Marmont on Wednesday.

Taking to Instagram, she told her 17.9 million followers: “Don’t stop!! Had so much fun at the @burberry party!! 

“Finally got to meet the great @ErykahBadu.”

She also thanked Riccardo Tisci, Chief Creative Officer at Burberry, and ended with the hashtag #fkatwigs.

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The musician accessorised with black fingerless gloves, chunky bracelets, a selection of layered necklaces, and black shades.

She also wore a black headband over her blonde locks, which had been finely braided. 

Madonna could also be seen making shapes with American singer-songwriter Erykah Badu, 51, who wore a bright orange dress and what appeared to be a leather beret.

Erykah performed at the fashionable event, which was also attended by Irina Shayk, Anitta, Chloe Bailey, Lori Harvey, and Fai Khadra.

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Over 2,000 of Madonna’s followers took to the comments sections to share their thoughts on the video.

Madonna’s ageless looks and remarkably smooth face have left some fans questioning how the star could still be so free of wrinkles in her 60s.

After criticisms of her completely smooth appearance on her previous Instagram posts, the star continued to party on with seemingly perfect skin, without paying any notice to the naysayers.

“Cringe,” Herbert Jenkins complained, while Ravit Yaakov Cohen added: “Please stop!”