Dua Lipa poses up a storm in a busty mini-dress as she shares behind-the-scenes images from her remote appearance at the AMAs
She was in great spirits as she scooped the Favourite Pop/Rock song prize for her track Don’t Start Now at the American Music Awards on Sunday, despite being miles away from the main show at Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theatre.
And Dua Lipa relived her triumphant moment as she uploaded a series of behind-the-scenes snaps from the show to Instagram on Tuesday.
The singer, 25, who attended the awards via video link from Royal Albert Hall, put on a busty display in a flirty mini-dress, complete with starfish printing throughout.
Loving life: Dua Lipa relived her triumphant moment as she shared behind-the-scenes snaps from the AMAs to Instagram on Tuesday after winning the Favourite Pop/Rock song prize
Highlighting her toned figure, the musician stunned in the one-piece, which was decorated in sequins and held together by thin straps.
The Break My Heart hitmaker amped up the glamour with thick gold choker and complemented her beauty with powder blue eyeshadow.
The media personality also posed up a storm with celebrity stylist Lorenzo Posocco, who put together her sensational look.
Working it: The singer, 25, who attended the awards via video link from Royal Albert Hall, put on a busty display in a flirty mini-dress, complete with starfish printing throughout
Radiant: Highlighting her toned figure, the musician stunned in the one-piece, which was decorated in sequins and held together by thin straps
All in the details: The Break My Heart hitmaker amped up the glamour with thick gold choker and complemented her beauty with powder blue eyeshadow
In good company: The media personality also posed up a storm with celebrity stylist Lorenzo Posocco, who put together her sensational look
Following her win, the artist still managed to captivate audiences from across the globe as she performed her new single Levitating.
The main ceremony took place in California, which was hosted by actress Taraji P. Henson and saw performances byb the likes of Doja Cat, Bebe Rexha and Lil Baby.
Despite rising COVID-19 numbers rising across the country, there was a limited audience in attendance at the event as organizers for the award show took several precautions to make it as safe an event as possible.
A Dick Clark Productions spokesperson told Rolling Stone on Saturday: ‘We have rigorous COVID-19 safety guidelines and protocols in place — approved by the unions and with guidance from L.A. County Department of Public Health — that are beyond what is required.’
Wow! Following her win, the artist still managed to captivate audiences from across the globe as she performed her new single Levitating
All attendees were tested in advance and facial coverings were also required for anyone not on stage.
The production spokesperson added to the music publication: ‘Everyone inside our footprint, with the exception of artists on stage who are singing or speaking, will be wearing facial coverings and maintain social distancing at all times.
‘When artists are not on stage singing, presenting, or accepting an award, they will be wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).
‘Additionally, we disinfect our set every evening and in between performances during pre-production, rehearsals and in the live show.’
Frontwoman: The main ceremony took place in California, which was hosted by actress Taraji P. Henson (pictured) and saw performances byb the likes of Doja Cat, Bebe Rexha and Lil Baby