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This “Open Book” is letting it all hang out.
Jessica Simpson posed for a high-fashion spread as Bustle’s July cover star, trading her signature Daisy Dukes for a pair of jeans with a built-in crystal thong.
Her GCDS “half trousers” (the brand’s own words) originally retailed for $1,305 — but are currently on sale for $1,044, should you want to bare your buns in sparkly style à la Simpson.
The daring denim pants, which were originally modeled by Amelia Hamlin in the label’s runway show during Milan Fashion Week, were styled with a white ribbed Calle Del Mar bralette and briefs for the pop star’s shoot.
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Elsewhere in the shoot, the “Newlyweds” alum, 42, poses in a white latex bra and briefs from Elisa Poppy and a cutout dress by Sir — all styled with layers of diamond jewelry from her own collection.
“This might be the last time I’m wearing it,” Simpson told Bustle of her beloved baubles in the accompanying interview, adding that she “might have to sell” them.
“I don’t have it in me to borrow money from my mother [again],” she added.
Simpson famously bought back her namesake brand for $54 million in 2021, using her own home as collateral, and admitted money’s been tight since.
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“In buying the brand back, I told her, if you’re sure you want to do this, you’re just going to have to tighten up your belt a little bit. You’re going to have to not live not quite as extravagantly,” Simpson’s mother, Tina, told the publication.
The “With You” singer also shut down rumors she used Ozempic to lose weight.
“It’s willpower,” she said. “Do people want me to be drinking again?” the mom of three asked. “Because that’s when I was heavier. Or they want me to be having another baby? My body can’t do it.”
She added that she’s “fortunate to have been every size” over the years — “For [my] brand, understanding the women [who buy our products], and for my psyche.”
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