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Megan Thee Stallion turned heads in France on Monday as she attended the Giambattista Valli show during Paris Fashion Week.

The 29-year-old Texas native — who recently got a restraining order against Tory Lanez — commanded attention as she modeled a creamy orange number from the Italian fashion range.

The clinging dress boasted expertly tailored draping, a statement-making hood, plus a true-orange floral accoutrement at the waist.

Megan, full name Megan Pete, teased just a few inches of her copper-colored hair, with the locks arranged in a swooped curl that was slicked onto her forehead.

She looked typically stunning in a full face of makeup that included sharp-winged black eyeliner, shimmery highlight, and contoured cheeks. 

Stepping away from her typical, long and elaborately decorated nails, the rap artist went with a shorter style. 

She showed off a whimsical, multi-colored variety featuring the latest and trendiest varnish including a golden-yellow ‘cat eye’ on one finger, and a textured turquoise color on another.

Earlier this month Megan secured a civil restraining order against Tory, who is serving a 10-year prison sentence after he was found guilty of shooting her in the foot nearly five years ago.

She testified remotely, telling Los Angeles Judge Richard Bloom that Lanez, 32, has presided over a ‘campaign of harassment’ against her as he serves time. 

Judge Richard Bloom ruled Lanez must not contact Megan in any form, including through intermediaries, for five years.

Megan said she fears that Lanez will seek violent retribution against her after he is released from custody.

‘It just seems like I have to relive it every day,’ she told the court. ‘The person who shot me won’t let me forget it. I’m scared that when he gets out of jail he’s going to still be upset with me… I feel like maybe he’ll shoot me again and maybe this time I won’t make it.’

The Grammy winner told the court that Lanez, from behind bars, has presided over a ‘campaign of harassment’ intended to ‘terrorize her’ and that she is ‘tired of being harassed.’

Judge Bloom said Megan granted Megan the legal order, accepting the star’s evidence that Lanez has demonstrated a ‘credible threat of violence’ that ‘serves no lawful purpose’ and is intended to ‘seriously’ harass her. 

The hitmaker expressed gratitude as she politely replied, ‘Thank you, judge.’  

Attorneys for the star told the court that Lanez has still been trying to confuse the public about the details of the case, with a fake story featured on X/Twitter last fall claiming he’d been declared ‘innocent’ in appeals court, Billboard reported.

In a federal lawsuit filed in October, her team said that YouTuber Milagro Gramz was hired to by Lanez to function as his ‘mouthpiece and puppet’ while the rapper does time.

She says has not ‘been at peace’ since the July 2020 shooting occurred.