Three decades into her music career, Mary J. Blige is looking better than ever.
The “Queen of Hip-Hop Soul,” 50, hit the red carpet premiere of her new Amazon Prime documentary, “Mary J. Blige’s My Life,” dressed in a sparkling Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture gown with hip-high slits on either side.
Crafted from cascades of silver crystallized fringe, the eye-catching ensemble added an extra dose of diva-worthy glam to the Blige’s sleek blond bouffant and smoky eye makeup.
Even the “Family Affair” singer’s accessories were blinged-out: She chose shoulder-dusting earrings and diamond rings from Hollywood favorite Lorraine Schwartz, along with embellished Giuseppe Zanotti sandals ($1,103).
Out Friday, Blige’s new doc tracks her rise to superstardom — and doesn’t shy away from her past struggles, including the depression and suicidal thoughts she dealt with while making her seminal 1994 album, “My Life.”
The movie also shines a light on her time growing up in the Bronx, and how songwriting proved her saving grace.
“The only thing, I think, that kept us guided was the music,” she says in a clip released earlier this month. “It just saved you. In the neighborhood we lived in, it’s like prison. There was a lot wrong, and it was a lot. I needed to get out. That’s why I had that pen.”
These days, however, the seemingly ageless Grammy winner’s living her best life; In January, she even celebrated turning the big 5-0 with a glamorous bikini shoot on the beach.