She gave birth to baby son Milan at the end of January. But famously midriff-baring Shakira appears determined to prove she’s still a sexy Latin American singing siren. The 36-year-old showed off her slender post-baby body in black leather trousers at the launch of her new perfume S at the Sephora store in Paris on Wednesday night.
 The pop star looked gorgeous in the all-black ensemble, which consisted of a loose-fitting black lace blazer over a lacy black top that resembled a bra at the Sephora Champs-Elysees. The Voice judge added further oomph to the already risque outfit with sky-high black suede boots as she posed at the event. Shakira had a new mother glow about her as she gave a huge smile for the camera, her long blonde hair falling in glamorous waves over her shoulders.
The star enhanced her naturally healthy complexion with minimal foundation and a slick of rosy pink lipstick. Shakira showed off a slender figure despite only giving birth to her son less than two months ago. She signed perfume bottles for excited fans and posed for pictures during the event, including one with a football jersey with her name emblazoned across the back. The Colombian singer appeared to have left her newborn at home for the launch of her first fragrance in Paris.
The scent, which Shakira has described as ‘floral’ and ‘musky,’ was released in Spain in 2010, but this is the first time it will be available in France as part of a delayed international roll-out. ‘Paris’s Champs-Élysées is looking pretty busy. for the S by Shakira fragrance launch at @Sephora!’ tweeted the singer before the event. ‘The first signature! #SbyShakira #Paris’. Announcing the birth of Milan on her official website in January, Shakira wrote: ‘We are happy to announce the birth of Milan Piqué Mebarak, son of Shakira Mebarak and Gerard Piqué, born January 22nd at 9:36pm, in Barcelona, Spain.
‘Just like his father, baby Milan became a member of FC Barcelona at birth. The statement continued: ‘The name Milan (pronounced MEE-lahn), means dear, loving and gracious in Slavic; in Ancient Roman, eager and laborious; and in Sanskrit, unification…’- Dailymail