Carrie Underwood Flaunts Killer Legs In Skimpy Shorts

Sporting a bejeweled Dolce & Gabanna ensemble, which she paired with silver high heels, Carrie confidently stepped on the carpet and modeled her killer legs. She kept her hair in a ponytail and accessorized with several statement rings and a boxy clutch.

While the country singer didn't take home any awards this year, she remains to be the most-awarded artist in the history of CMT Music Awards. Carrie updated her 12 million followers on Instagram with more snaps from the event. "I had a great time last night at the #CMTAwards … here’s some pics to prove it! ☺️"

Fans absolutely loved the look and took to the comment section to voice out their praises. Everyone can agree that Carrie will always have the best legs in the business!

"Girl you are rocking those legs," one follower wrote.

"Best legs in the business! I’m so jealous!" another one said.

On top of conquering the red carpet with her head-turning look, Carrie also gave an astonishing performance of her hit song Hate My Heart. She made a quick outfit change and donned a corset-like top paired with black shorts and a jacket that was fittingly decorated with hearts all over. The striking ensemble showed off her envy-inducing figure as she sang her heart out on stage.

Hot pants have been Carrie's go-to outfit and for good reason - she just loves showing off those perfect gams that she worked so hard for!

Regardless of the outfit, Carrie always makes sure she gives the people a good show. During last year's CMT Awards, she shocked the crowd with a stunning aerial performance. Dressed in a glittery bodysuit that flattered her figure, Carrie wrapped her legs around aerial silks as she was lifted high up on stage. She did all of this while belting high notes too!

In an interview with Shape, Carrie shared her healthy perspective on fitness and what keeps her motivated.

"When your goal is your health and you realize that you're doing it not to look a certain way, but to live your fullest life — that's when working out really makes the most sense and feels the best. And that makes me feel like I'm at my best."