Kylie Minogue stuns in a soft pink chiffon dress for Wish magazine

She’s one of the most successful pop stars in the world.

But now Kylie Minogue is expanding her brand with her own signature wine collection.

To promote the venture, the 52-year-old songstress posed for a glamorous cover shoot for The Australian’s Wish magazine.

The Spinning Around hitmaker stunned in a flowing, soft pink chiffon dress that cloaked her petite figure. 

Kylie’s wine line currently consists of two rosés, a sauvignon blanc, and a merlot. 

The pop star’s business partner for the venture, Paul Schaafsma, said that joining forces with Kylie was a no-brainer because of her name recognition.

‘It is reassuring for someone perhaps scared of buying the wrong wine,’ he told The Australian.

‘Because Kylie is someone they know and understand, they’re more likely to give it a try,’ he continued.

‘And if we can ensure the wine is really good quality, the right price and stylistically what they’re looking for, they’ll come back again and again.’

Kylie recently made UK chart history by becoming the first woman achieve No.1 albums across five different decades in the UK.

Talking about her milestone, she said: ‘I’m so glad I didn’t know that [before]. When it got to release week there was added pressure.’

But despite selling more than 80 million records worldwide, Kylie admitted last month that she still deals with people who question her vocal talents.

‘I’ve had more than my fair share of criticism of my voice over the years,’ she previously told Vogue magazine.

‘And I’ve had the voices in my head knocking on my door, saying, “You can’t sing. She can’t sing!”‘

Kylie was famously branded a ‘singing budgie’ by critics when she launched her music career off the back of her role on Neighbours in 1987.

She continued: ‘A lot of it is to do with insecurity, so when naysayers are playing with your insecurities, that’s a difficult battle.

‘I’ve had to really tell myself, “Wait, how are you being successful if they’re telling you that you can’t sing and your voice is not a valid voice?” I would really struggle with that.’