Cardi B is a living flower in voluminous petal-covered dress at Marc Jacobs show

Talk about Bodak Yellow.

Cardi B stepped out in a bold and blooming look as she attended the Marc Jacobs fall 2024 show in NYC Monday wearing a pansy-covered creation and yellow tights.

The “WAP” singer, 31, rocked a custom Marc Jacobs minidress covered in layers of purple-and-yellow fabric petals for the fashion show, which was held at the New York Public Library.

Cardi B wore a floral-themed mini at Monday night’s Marc Jacobs show. GC Images A friend helped her down the library’s steps. GC Images Her Marc Jacobs dress featured multiple layers of fabric petals. Getty Images Cardi B posed with Marc Jacobs at the event. Getty Images for Marc Jacobs

The loose floral frock featured short sleeves and a bubble-like hem, and the rapper added even more volume by wearing her hair pulled up in a sky-high updo.

She paired the puffy dress with mustard yellow tights, finishing off the look with pale yellow sunglasses and a pair of strappy Marc Jacobs Kiki platform heels ($550).

Cardi B needed a bit of assistance handling the library’s stairs in her towering shoes, holding hands with a Canadian tuxedo-clad stylist Kollin Carter in one pic.

However, she didn’t seem to have issue twirling around the floaty look, sharing a video of herself spinning around inside the library on her Instagram Story Monday night.

The singer gave fans a look at her backside outside the library. GC Images She wore her hair in a beehive for the event. GC Images Cardi B wore Marc Jacobs Kiki boots for the designer’s show. Getty Images for Marc Jacobs

The “Bongos” singer — who is currently separated from her husband, Offset — went simple in terms of accessories, wearing a dainty bracelet and clutching her phone in one hand instead of carrying a purse.

She also showed off an extra-long manicure that coordinated with Jacobs’ vibe, with the designer sporting crystal-covered talons in an Instagram Reel Monday.

Her appearance at the Marc Jacobs show follows another extra-voluminous dress at the 2024 Met Gala, when she wore an enormous black gown by Chinese label Windowsen (and was later slammed for forgetting the designer’s name).