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Coco Austin, who is known for flaunting her curvaceous body just did it again.

The soon to be mother shared a snap on Instagram on Thursday, showing that pregnancy hasn't stopped her from wearing revealing outfits. The 36 year old model shared photos as she tried to pick a dress for a party. In her first photo, she stroke a pose in a long sheer, black dress that has polka dots and a pair of hot pants. Her baby bumps was covered with a black leather band, which makes her belly completely unnoticeable.

"Feeling my inner lady gaga in this dress ... picking out fashion for tonight's party wi/David Tutera," Austin captioned the image.

Austin, who is expecting a baby daughter with husband Ice T, wore a long sleeved, pale pink maxi dress accented with gold sparkles in her second posted photo. She captioned, "Another option ... Picture does not give this dress justice ... its so sparkly."
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Playing dress up is such a girlie thing to do! (Another option for tonight) Max is obviously over it

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