Cardi B wears luxe $7K tweed outfit to take the stand in court case

She’s back on the stand — and standing out.

On Tuesday, Cardi B testified in court for a civil trial with a former security guard, where she dressed to impress in a designer tweed set worth over $7,000.

The “WAP” rapper, 32, made a bold fashion statement in a Giambattista Valli fringe bouclé jacket ($3,890) and matching flared trousers ($3,190), both of which were plucked from the fashion house’s fall 2025 collection.

Cardi B paired the two-piece look with pointy beige boots and a colorful stud-adorned Louis Vuitton bag, finishing with platinum blond hair styled in voluminous curls.

The civil assault trial kicked off on Monday, with Cardi B taking to the Los Angeles courtroom in a black tailored jacket and looking totally different, rocking a dramatic black pixie hairstyle.

The musician’s former security guard, Emani Ellis, claimed in court that Cardi B spit on her, called her racist slurs and cut her cheek with her nails during a trip to the doctor’s office in 2018, when she was four months pregnant with her and then-fiancé Offset’s first child.

Apparently, Ellis approached the singer with her phone at the obstetrician’s office, which upset Cardi B as she believed the guard was attempting to publicize her private visit.

Cardi B is no stranger to the courtroom, having testified in a strip club assault case in 2019.

The mother of three turned up in style then too, decked out in over $15,000 worth of designer duds, including a white high-neck dress and flared trousers from Christian Siriano, as well as leather Saint Laurent sandals — and toted a brown Hermès Birkin bag.

It’s safe to say this won’t be her last luxe courtroom outfit.