Perrie Edwards wows in a red sequin mini dress before changing into skimpy gold look in BTS glimpse at glam music video for new single Tears

She has been taking the pop music world by storm after going solo following the splitting of her former band Little Mix. And Perrie Edwards looked incredible in a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the music video for her second single Tears on Monday - after the release of debut hit Forget About Us. Perrie Edwards looked incredible in a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the music video for her second single Tears on Monday where she wore a red sequin mini dress for one outfit She later changed into a stunning gold bralet and matching skirt for another show-stopping look which was worn with a statement pleated train The singer, 30, wowed in the skimpy red sequin mini dress for one look as she showed off her incredible physique Another outfit saw her slip into a black bejewelled bra and cropped jacket which she teamed with tight red leggings and gold belts. Another outfit saw her slip into a black bejewelled bra and cropped jacket which she teamed with tight red leggings and gold belts Her blonde tresses were styled into curly waves and she wore a bold covering of eye makeup with dark liner She put on a confident display as she posed on top of a vintage car in the edgy ensemble while shooting the video She later wore a gold mini dress as she showed off some moves along with her backing dancers It came as fans praised her 'mind-blowing' second single Tears, which dropped on last month, as she revealed that her son Axel, two, features in her upcoming debut album. Perrie performed Forget About Us, Tears, and Whitney Houston's I Wanna Dance With Somebody in a dazzling gold dress at the Capital Summertime Ball recently Where Forget About Us was an Ed Sheeran pop ballad with country music influence, Tears is smooth soul with an '80s vibe It comes after fans praised her 'mind-blowing' second single Tears, which dropped last week, as she revealed that her son Axel, two, features in her upcoming debut album 'It's that point where you feel empowered, and you leave the tears behind because you've come out the other side.