Another member of Neverland: Slender Janet Jackson rolls back the years as she showcases results of dieting with trim frame
Janet Jackson is flying the flag for the Neverland kingdom in honour of late brother Michael.
The That's The Way Love Goes singer looked incredibly young and graceful as she showed off her ever-changing figure on the red carpet at the Marcho Glaviano 'Supermodels' exhibition opening.
Posing outside the Keszier Gallery in New York, Janet rolled back the years in defiance of approaching her 46th birthday in just five days time next Wednesday.

Age ain't nothing but a number: Janet Jackson attends the Marcho Glaviano 'Supermodels' exhibition opening at the Keszier Gallery in New York looking exceptionally slender in jeans and a revealing black and gold shirt
The King of Pop's younger sister appeared happy in her own skin - of which there wasn't that much.
Despite years of yo-yo dieting, the Grammy-winner looked particularly svelte in smart/casual attire.
Janet opted for blue jeans, together with a revealing black and gold shirt that exposed her cleavage.
Having confessed to being an 'emotional eater', the 45-year-old is now the face of Nutrisystem.
In the commercial, released last month, a newly-slim Janet said: 'This is what success looks like'.

It don't matter if your fat or thin: Janet's weight has yo-yoed over the years, before becoming the face of Nutrisystem, she tipped the scales at 180lbs (12st 12lbs) in January 2006 as she hid beneath tracksuits
Back in 2006, she weighed 180lbs (12st 12lbs) before slimming down. However following the death of sibling Michael three years later, she began to pile on the pounds again.
She has championed the brand on Twitter, simply saying: 'Nutrisystem works. #SUCCESS'
In her book, True You, release last year, the Indiana-born star wrote: 'For more than three decades, I’ve struggled with yo-yo dieting. Some of my battles with weight have been very public. 
'But most of them have been internal. Even at my thinnest, when my body was being praised, I wasn’t happy with what I saw in the mirror or how I felt about myself.'

Rolling back the years: Janet looked younger than her 45 years