Dua Lipa displays her toned abs in a crop top as she steps out in NYC wearing a VERY eye-catching black and white co-ord set
She’s known for her catchy pop tunes and her eclectic sense of style.
And, Dua Lipa displayed her toned abs in a crop top as she stepped out in NYC on Wednesday, wearing a VERY eye-catching black and white co-ord set.
The singer, 25, oozed confidence as she strutted along in a printed pair of full-foot leggings and a matching padded coat.
Striking! Dua Lipa, 25, displayed her toned abs in a crop top as she stepped out in NYC on Wednesday, wearing a VERY eye-catching black and white co-ord set
Dua left her washboard abs on display with her coat kept open to show off her black crop top and a pretty silver necklace.
The New Rules hitmaker boosted her pins with perspex stilettos, which featured a 3D flower at the front.
With her raven tresses styled sleek and straight, Dua shielded her mouth and nose with a black facemask and wore a striking set of sunglasses.
December has been a busy month for the star, with her performing at a warehouse in the UK for her Studio 2054 virtual gig.
Fashionista: The singer oozed confidence as she strutted along in a printed pair of full-foot leggings and a matching padded coat
Dua left her washboard abs on display with her coat kept open to show off her black crop top and a pretty silver necklace
She was joined by a number of guest performers during the event including Kylie Minogue, Elton John, FKA twigs, Bad Bunny and Miley Cyrus.
The show broke online records, with five million views.
Dua also put on show-stopping performance as she sang a stripped-down rendition of track, Boys Will Be Boys at the virtual Billboard Women in Music event last week.
As she opened the 2020 show last Thursday, the singer impressed viewers with her vocals as she was accompanied by a string quartet.
Edgy: The New Rules hitmaker boosted her pins with perspex stilettos, which featured a 3D flower at the front
Glam: With her raven tresses styled sleek and straight, Dua shielded her mouth and nose with a black facemask and wore a striking set of sunglasses
Standing on a nearly empty stage, she swayed around with a microphone and belted out a powerful chorus, which tackled sexual harassment and women’s experiences with toxic male behaviour.
‘Boys will be, boys will be boys/ But girls will be women,’ she crooned as the silhouettes of her orchestra occasionally flashed on the screen.
The British star, whose album Future Nostalgia is nominated for the 2021 Grammy Awards’ coveted Album Of The Year prize, later took home the Powerhouse Award.