Halsey looked glorious while she debuted the striking album art for her new record If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power.
The pregnant songstress, 26, commanded attention as she wandered around the halls of New York City's Metropolitan Museum Of Art in a breathtaking ensemble.
It appeared like Halsey took inspiration from art history as she draped herself in a gold veil along with a silver top which revealed her chest and round belly.
Work of art: Halsey revealed the bold album art for her forthcoming record If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power in a beautiful video filmed at New York City's Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Masterpiece: The 26-year-old star took inspiration from art history as she draped herself in a gold veil along with a silver top which revealed her chest and round belly
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The star - birth name Ashley Nicolette Frangipane - had her dark hair braided back with rings woven into the plaits and amplified the drama with a mesmerizing dark eyeshadow look.
Ornate metal earrings in sharp points dangled down from each ear and she had a nose ring on.
Halsey and her sumptuous ensemble perfectly blended in with the masterpieces as she wandered from room to room taking in the art, stopping periodically to stare at pieces depicting motherhood.
Then, she found herself in front of a burgundy curtain, which she yanked down to expose her glorious Virgin And Child-inspired album art.
Earlier in the day the songstress debuted the cover art on Instagram.
She commanded attention in the shot, where she fully exposes one breast, styled as a renaissance painting.
Beauty: The star - birth name Ashley Nicolette Frangipane - had her dark hair braided back with rings woven into the plaits
Bare: She wasn't shy about showing her third-trimester tummy
Art buff: Halsey and her sumptuous ensemble perfectly blended in with the masterpieces as she wandered from room to room taking in the art
Maternal: While wandering the halls she stopped periodically to stare at pieces depicting motherhood
Grand reveal: Then, she found herself in front of a burgundy curtain, which she yanked down to expose her glorious Virgin And Child-inspired album art
In a long caption, Halsey explained that the image was meant to celebrate 'pregnant and postpartum bodies' and the 'joys and horrors of pregnancy and childbirth', leading fans to believe that she recently had her baby.
Halsey is seen in the album cover artwork modeled after the famous oil painting 'Virgin and Child' by Jean Fouquet.
She is seated on a throne that looks strikingly similar to the Game of Thrones' Iron Throne but made of gold.
The singer wears a golden crown on her head and a lilac long sleeved gown unbuttoned at the bodice to expose one breast (just like the Fouquet painting). Seated in her lap is a baby wrapped in beige cloth.
The image will be used as the cover for her fourth album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, which debuts August 27.
Stunning: Earlier in the day the songstress debuted her renaissance-inspired cover art on Instagram
