Rowland boosts solo career

While the song’s name is attention-grabbing — and rather provocative — in itself, the singer continues the cheeky theme with a racy video.
The 32-year-old dons a mini-dress which barely covers her modesty as she dances along to the R‘N’B track, which sees her get back to her roots after experiencing a period of collaborating with House music acts such as David Guetta.

The peach colour frock, which is made up of many tassels and matches her high heel shoes, only just preserves her modesty.
Ever the chameleon when it comes to exploring a music style, she also experimented with her look for the rest of the video.
One of her looks sees her with blue sections of hair to match her navy swimsuit, which provided ample cleavage and plenty of smooth skin on her legs to envy.

Kelly writhes around on a chaise lounge, also creating mirror-like illusions with her curves using post-production special effects.
The artiste also dons a short wig with red strands reminiscent of her tresses from her Dilemma music video with rapper Nelly.
Kelly even sports pink tips on her locks to match her lipstick, switching to a curly blonde hair piece and frilly bathing suit for a Marilyn Monroe-esque appearance.

Asking fans to get involved in discussion about her new musical offering, the singer said alongside a picture showing five of her different looks: “What’s your favourite look from the Kisses Down Low video?”
Her followers can also see her emulate a 1940s pin-up lady on a flower-embellished swing and fashioning a crimped long dark mane. — Daily Mail.

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