What was the Price Tag on that? Jessie J takes to the stage in nude bodysuit THREE times at Olympics closing ceremony

Taking to a stage in a barely-there nude bodysuit in front of millions of people on just one occasion would be enough for most people.
But not for Jessie J, who certainly made sure she stood out from the crowd at tonight's London 2012 Olympic Games closing ceremony in not one, but two, revealing garments.
Arriving in the arena on the back of an open-top Rolls Royce, the 24-year-old singer showed off her svelte physique in a nude one-piece with black sequin detailing.

Glamorous entrance: Jessie arrived in the arena on the back of an open-top Rolls Royce

Daring: The star certainly wasn't shy when it came to showing off her trim figure in a skimpy nude bodysuit

Belting out her hit track Price Tag, the star would have looked practically naked if it wasn't for a few strategically-placed leave patterns adorning the garment.

 

Jessie was proud to flaunt her figure as she took to the mammoth stage alongside Tinie Tempah and Taio Cruz, where the trio performed a medley of hits and finished off with Bee Gees' hit You Should Be Dancing.
But it would seem the raven-haired bombshell is somewhat of a fan of nude jumpsuits.

Rocking the crowd: Jessie later took to the stage with Tinie Tempah and Taio Cruz, where the trio performed a medley of hits

Outfit number two: Jessie J later took to the stage in a wacky sequinned jumpsuit

Later in the evening, the brave starlet accompanied Brian May and Roger Taylor of Queen on stage wearing an unusual one-shoulder and one-legged number with silver sequin embellishment.
As a video of the the late Freddie Mercury was played to the crowd, the trio performed iconic hit We Will Rock You to close the section.
Jessie was just one of a number of artists to showcase their talents at tonight's closing ceremony, including the likes of One Direction, Elbow, the Spice Girls, Emeli Sande and Take That.

Rocking out: Jessie performed alongside Brian May and Roger Taylor of Queen

Showstopping: As a video of the the late Freddie Mercury was played to the crowd, the trio performed iconic hit We Will Rock You

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