Iggy Azalea covers up her famous curves in a baggy green sweatshirt

She’s never been afraid to display her show-stopping curves in skimpy outfits.

But Iggy Azalea changed tact on Saturday as she stepped out in Soho, New York City.

Joined by a female companion, the Australian rapper, 32, swathed her famous physique in a baggy sweatshirt emblazoned with a green-and-yellow die dye print.

Makeup-free Iggy Azalea, 32, (left, with a friend) covered up her famous curves in a baggy green sweatshirt as she stepped out in Soho, New York City on Saturday

Going makeup-free for the off-duty occasion, the mother-of-one completed her edgy ensemble with neon green bike shorts, a furry leopard-print bucket hat and pink sandals worn with white socks.

Iggy, who is currently performing in New York as the opening act for Pitbull’s Can’t Stop Us Now tour, seemed to be lost in conversation with her pal as they made their way down the footpath.

Her companion had her hands full, clutching a laptop and taking-away smoothie with both hands, while Iggy held only her mobile phone.

The mother-of-one completed her edgy ensemble with neon green bike shorts, a furry leopard-print bucket hat and pink sandals worn with white socks

Iggy, who is currently performing in New York as the opening act for Pitbull’s Can’t Stop Us Now tour, seemed to be lost in conversation with her pal as they made their way down the footpath

Her companion had her hands full, clutching a laptop and take-away smoothie with both hands, while Iggy held only her mobile phone

The sighting comes days after Iggy revealed she is suffering from sciatica, a condition referring to nerve pain in the leg caused by irritation of the sciatic nerve.

‘So, I have sciatica. So fun!’ she Tweeted late last month, just days after getting back on stage with Pitbull for the first time.

The Australian hitmaker was flooded with well-wishers from fans on the platform.

Iggy, who is currently performing in New York as the opening act for Pitbull’s Can’t Stop Us Now tour. Both are pictured performing in New York on August 5

‘I feel your pain! It sucks so bad,’ one fan wrote.’Ooooo I’m so sorry Iggy praying for you,’ another added.

Someone else added: ‘Rest up. I had it two years ago it was very bad, I could hardly walk. Rest and use hot water bottle and ice pack at separate times.’

The sighting comes days after Iggy revealed she is suffering from sciatica, a condition referring to nerve pain in the leg caused by irritation of the sciatic nerve