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Too tight! Mariah Carey took to the stage in super-snug leggings for a performance at the Top of the Mountain Concert in Ischgl, Austria, yesterday

The mother of two topped off the look with a cropped fur-trimmed jacket, black boots and fingerless gloves.

It’s not the first time she’s worn the two-tone ski pants – she was spotted in the same pair while in Aspen over Christmas.

Mariah jetted to the city over the weekend after renewing her wedding vows to Nick Cannon on the top of the Eiffel Tower on Thursday.

The hitmaker – who married the TV presenter in a surprise ceremony in the Bahamas four years ago – took to twitter to celebrate the ‘incredible night’ in the French capital of Paris.

Showing her assets: The sultry singer coyly played to her audience

Red alert: The star topped off her spandex ski suit with a cropped jacket and fingerless gloves

She wrote: ‘Tonight was an incredible night. I can’t express how amazing it was to renew our vows in Paris at the top of the Eiffel tower.

‘Thank you so much to all the fans who came out as always and showed their love and support. I love you!’

Nick – who has recently battled ill health – recently admitted he continued to be amazed by his marriage to Mariah, with who he now has nearly one-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe.

Pretty poser: Carey posed with a stuff alligator and showed off her moves on stage

Drop it like it’s hot: The mother of two crouched down low while crooning on stage

Sing it from the mountain top: Crowds gathered to see Mariah at the outdoor concert

He said: ‘We get married every year; it’s our thing. I just have to keep doing it to make sure it’s real!’

Nick recently revealed the couple planned to celebrate their children turning one with a special celebration outside of the US.

He said: ‘It’s up in the air right now but it’s probably not going to be in the States. We are going to take it overseas.’

When a party at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France was suggested, Nick appeared to hint the speculation was right, smiling as he said:

‘You’re good. You’re good.’