Katy Perry teases ‘Woman’s World’ single in barely-there bikini and armored legs

Katy Perry practically has us malfunctioning over her robot-inspired outfit.

The singer, 39, officially announced her return to music on Monday, teasing her forthcoming single on Instagram while wearing custom metallic armor pants by Victor Clavelly and a tiny, white Du Ciel bikini set.

“WOMAN’S WORLD,” she captioned the shot, revealing the song’s title while showing off her toned body. “SONG JULY 11 VIDEO JULY 12 PRE-SAVE + PRE-ORDER GET READY TO POP OFF KATYPERRY.COM.”

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Between the bold bottoms and the multicolored fog that surrounded Perry’s legs, it’s safe to assume she’ll be leaning toward a futurist theme for this next era — and, it appears, her friends are feeling it.

“BUDGET AND BODY 🔥😍❤️,” commented fellow singer Bebe Rexha, while Kim Petras simply wrote “👑🫵,” signaling that Perry is a queen.

And, it turns out, the “Firework” songstress wasn’t done with dropping hints.

She followed up her initial post by sharing a video that included a snippet of “WOMAN’S WORLD,” which Perry lip synced while putting her wavy hair, pink lipstick, white nails, and a bit of underboob on display.

“Sexy, confident / So intelligent,” Perry can be heard singing on the track. “She is heaven sent / So soft / So strong.”

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It’s surely an exciting time for the star, who recently decided to leave her job at “American Idol” after serving as a judge for seven seasons.

She honored her time on the comPetition show by rocking a unique dress for the Season 22 finale that included an extra-long skirt adorned with the faces of 168 “Idol” contestants.

“I thought a good way to honor my time here would be to put the top 24 of each season on my skirt so they were all there,” Perry told Entertainment Tonight at the time, before touching on the moment she got to show off the look on stage. “It was a fun surprise because I was raising up and you just saw more and more contestants.”

Now that we know Perry’s next move, it looks like we have plans for July 11.