Dua Lipa turns heads in a bold multi-colored sweater and baggy jeans as she steps out in New York City
She never fails to attract attention every time she steps out.
And Dua Lipa once again showed off her bold sense of style as she rocked a pink and black striped jumper while out and about in New York City on Saturday.
The 25-year-old singer looked to be in good spirits as she covered her toned body in a pair of baggy jeans that hung from her waist and showed off her midriff.
Fashion: Dua Lipa cut a stylish figure as she rocked a pink and black striped jumper as she strolled around New York City on Saturday
Dua cut a fashionable figure in her comfortable ensemble, which she teamed with a small black shoulder bag with a leather strap and brown boots.
She wore her dark locks down in soft curls, pushing one side of her tresses behind one ear while the rest were pinned under her colorful scarf.
Not forgetting her makeup, the beauty added a touch of shimmery gold eyeshadow and covered the rest of her face with a black face mask.
Glowing: The 25-year-old singer looked stunning in a multi-coloured jumper in shades of pink, black and peach.
The beauty has been making the most of her time in New York and has been seen on several walks and posing in front of the Rockefeller Christmas tree.
December has been a busy month for the star, with her performing at a warehouse in the UK for her virtual gig at Studio 2054.
She was joined by a number of guest performers at the event, including Kylie Minogue, Elton John, FKA twigs, Bad Bunny and Miley Cyrus. The show broke records online, with five million views.
Dua also put on a show-stopping performance as she sang a stripped-down rendition of the song, Boys Will Be Boys, at Billboard’s Women in Music virtual event last week.
Comfort first: She teamed the bold top with a pair of baggy jeans and a pair of brown boots
She looked good: Dua wore her dark locks down, with one side of her locks tucked behind her ear
Opening the 2020 show last Thursday, the singer wowed viewers with her voice as she was accompanied by a string quartet.
Standing on a nearly empty stage, she rocked a microphone and sang a powerful chorus, which addressed sexual harassment and women’s experiences with toxic behavior from men.
“Boys will be, boys will be boys/ but girls will be women,” he sang as the silhouettes of his orchestra occasionally flashed across the screen.
The British star, whose album Future Nostalgia is nominated for the coveted Album of the Year award at the 2021 Grammy Awards, later took home the Powerhouse award.
She leaves: The beauty let her scarf float down her back, matching her matching top.
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