Gorgeous!
In another snap she rocked a daring bright orange string bikini top with a vintage cowboy hat.
“Take me back Texas!’ she captioned the post.
“We had the best girls weekend in Gruene Texas. My favorite place on earth. Family, Friends, queso, margs, bucce’s, lone star lights, wine, fried pickles, river floats and pontoons. Sounds like heaven to me! Miss y’all already.”
Friends who were tagged in the post were quick to comment and share how much fun they had while Little Big Town’s Karen Fairchild was “missed”, as it was revealed she was unable to make the trip.
Miranda shared this snap of her girls trip
Her weekend away came after she put on a show-stopping display at the 15th Annual ACM Honors alongside her husband Brendan McLoughlin.
The country music singer stole the show in an Alex Perry neon orange mini dress and matching blazer that perfectly highlighted her hourglass frame thanks to its figure-hugging fit. She accessorized with a pair of diamond strand earrings and three gold necklaces.
Miranda wore her blonde hair down in loose curls and kept her makeup soft and dewy, adding a pop of gold highlight to the inner corner of her eyes and a nude lip.
She also rocked a vintage cowboy hat
Miranda’s husband was on side to support his wife at the ceremony, held at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, as she received ACM’s top honor – the ACM Triple Crown Award.
The award is only given to artists who have won ACM Awards for New Female/Male Artist of the Year, Female/Male Artist of the Year, and Entertainer of the Year.
Miranda won her first Entertainer of the Year award at the ACMs in Las Vegas in March. It was the final accolade she needed after winning New Female Artist in 2007 and Female Artist nine times.
To date, the only other artists to win the Triple Crown Award are Brooks & Dunn, Barbara Mandrell, Kenny Chesney, Mickey Gilley and Merle Haggard (who each received the award in 2005), Carrie Underwood, and Jason Aldean.
Keith Urban and The Chicks have also qualified for the Triple Crown Award but have yet to formally receive the honor.