Miranda Lambert is wowing fans with her sexy transformation.
The 40-year-old country star took to Instagram to share a "Throwback Thursday" picture, comparing an old picture to modern day.
The older picture shows the "Little Red Wagon" singer earlier on in her career posing with a can of kerosene on the street in a white tank top. The other picture shows Lambert in a new photo, holding the same toolbox in a steamy denim-on-denim outfit.
"Same tools. New fire," she captioned the post, along with a few fire emojis. Her followers flooded the comments with fire emojis, commenting on how she still looks
"One of my favorites little singers and one of my favorite songs," one fan commented. "She is a little [fire] cracker."
"Beautiful Stunning. You'll always be my top favorite," another Lambert admirer responded.
Other fans stated that she is "getting better with age" and that she is "still a firecracker then and now."
While the "Famous In a Small Town" singer looks like she has not aged a day, one reply pointed out that the gas can has. They shared that it "kind of makes you wonder what happened to the Owner of that can because it looks burnt like they were pouring and lighting a match at the same time."
The replies also pointed out her outfit, a canadian tuxedo with bell bottom jeans and a denim top. Lambert might be bringing the look back into style as other commentators said that they wish they hadn't thrown out their groovy bell bottoms.
"I wish I hadn't thrown my bell bottoms away. I love 'Wranglers,'" a comment read.
The post celebrates her new singles, "Wranglers," which is out now. Her post on Instagram states that the single is about "getting revenge in the best way ... burnin' it all down."
Lambert has been vocal about being comfortable with aging, telling Woman's World that she credits her mother and her friends on showcasing a positive lifestyle as time goes on.
"I see my mom and her girlfriends who are in their 60s acting like they are 30, and I feel like what Dolly Parton says is true: 'Age is just a number!' I have so many strong women who are older than me living their best lives at 60, and it helps me see there's beautiful things about every decade: You've just got to lean into it."
Lambert also reminded her female audiences to "be who you are and stick with it no matter what" as they continue to age.
"Women just need to trust themselves. We're unstoppable if we trust our gut and listen to our own heart and surround ourselves with people who will tell us the truth. There's nothing more powerful than being honest with yourself, telling your own truth, living in and standing in who you are, and operating in your gift."
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