Lainey Wilson makes jaws drop in a stylish red crop top and trousers at the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project 2024 Block Party in LA

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Lainey Wilson made jaws drop at the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project 2024 Block Party.

The Watermelon Moonshine hitmaker, 32 — who opened up about seeing Taylor Swift preform as a teenager — looked radiant in a sleeveless red crop top and matching trousers.

Her figure looked incredible with a trendy brown belt cinching her waist.

She wore an oversized cowboy hat that paired with her loose blonde locks.

The country singer accessorized with a thick bracelet and a matching silver ring.

The Louisiana native opted for a simple makeup look that made her pink cheeks and full pout pop. 

Other stars at the event included South African actress Charlize Theron, Lee Isaac Chung, Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Patrick Crowley.  

The Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project 2024 Block Party was held at Universal Studios Backlot in Universal City, California.

Per the event's website, they aim to 'support transformative, locally-led change by partnering with community-based organizations that support young people, their sexual and reproductive health and rights, and gender-based violence prevention.'

Theron, 48, wrote on the site, 'Real lasting change comes from the communities themselves.'

The program has connected with 16 organizations across South Africa, Zambia, and Rwanda, reaching nearly 590,000 young people in the continent.

According to the organization, they gave awarded over $13million in grants to underprivileged students. 

The organization was founded in 2007.  

Wilson is currently on the Country's Cool Again Tour, which began in late May this year, will continue on in North America through December.

 The blonde beauty released her first album in 2014 and has gone on to win a Grammy Award and six Academy of Country Music Awards.

 'Country music for me and my family, it was more than music. We lived the words to those songs,' she told The Advocate in 2021.