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Little Mix released Thursday the new video clip of his song Woman Like Me, which stars Nicki Minaj.
Filmed at Knebworth House, a sumptuous rural property in Hertfordshire, UK, video group, the video features Nicki in a talking portrait.
Nicki's typically buxom outfit is a nod to the corsetry of the time, as well as an extravagant white shuttlecock around the neck of the 35-year-old woman.
Guest Mix: Little Mix released the new music video for her song Woman Like Me, starring Nicki Minaj (photo)
At some point, the battering diva presents herself as a "chameleon" and her outfit in the painting undergoes many changes.
One of his glamorous clothes is a black and wet pique top, with thin sleeves and a hem high enough to reveal a hint of belly.
Meanwhile, Little Mix's members – Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock – are busy bees in the video.
Filmed at Knebworth House, a sumptuous rural estate in Hertfordshire, UK, group of girls, the video features Nicki as a talking portrait.
So chic: Nicki's typically buxom outfit is a nod to the vintage corset, as well as an extravagant white ruffle around the neck of the 35-year-old woman
She has an incredible look: one of her glamorous outfits is a wispy black top with fine sleeves and a hem high enough to reveal a hint of belly.
Hard at Work: Meanwhile, Little Mix's members – Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock – are busy bees in the video.
They cross a good part of the property, engaging in brilliant activities like ironing and pouring a cup of tea until they overflow.
At one point, all members of the group of girls who gathered on The X Factor do not wear a slinky black jumpsuit to dance to the back of a van.
Pulling their best smoking looks on the camera, they do not seem affected by the fact that they are in a moving vehicle and that they perform their choreography competently.
Tea time: they cross a good part of the property, indulging in glittering activities such as ironing and pouring a cup of tea until it overflows
On the road: At one point, all the members of the group of girls who gathered on the black X Factor body only dance at the back of a van.
Unperturbed: Drawing their best smoking looks on the camera, they do not seem affected by the fact that they are in a moving vehicle and that they perform their choreography expertly.
They continue dancing once out of the van in front of Knebworth House – although at that time their outfits are quite different.
At this point, the Little Mixed Legged Legs are part of chic, colorful autumn sets and take pretty seductive poses.
These high-flying stars also jump on the roof of the van and dance around the rural area looming in the background.
The quartet of stunners is also walking with determination in a long driveway leading to a vast lawn leading to the huge country house.
Stir the gravel: they continue to dance once out of the van in front of Knebworth House – though at that time, their outfits are quite different
Showmanship: Little Mix's Legged Legs at this stage form chic, colorful autumn sets and take pretty seductive poses
The whole world is a scene: these high-flying stars also jump on the roof of the van and dance around the countryside field looming in the background
Image de chic: The Bumper Quartet is also resolutely moving along a long driveway leading to a vast lawn leading to the huge country house
They also perform breathtaking dance moves inside the house, including in the library, where they stand by lining books on their heads.
Back in their costumes, the girls' group also makes amazing chair dances recalling Liza Minnelli playing Mein Herr at Cabaret.
Located about 30 miles outside of London, Knebworth House is now the home of writer Henry Lytton-Cobbold, who has a TV credits clutch to his name.
Henry's family, the Lyttons, has lived on the estate since the 15th century and Henry himself has been responsible for the management of the site since 2000.
On the move: They also go through breathtaking dance moves inside the house, including the library, where they stand in line, balancing books on their heads.
In the manner of twists: Back in their costumes, the group of girls also makes amazing chair dances reminiscent of Liza Minnelli interpreting Mein Herr in Cabaret.
Backdrop: Located approximately 30 km from London, Knebworth House now houses writer Henry Lytton-Cobbold, who has received a series of TV credits to his credit.
History: Henry's family, the Lyttons, has lived on the estate since the 15th century and Henry himself has been responsible for the management of the site since 2000.
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