DUA Lipa cut a strikingly different look as she stripped to stockings and suspenders while wearing a blonde wig.
The H๏τter Than Hell songstress, 28, tried out a golden shoulder-length bob with a side fridge which left her Instagram fans doing a double take.
Dua showed off her sunkissed glow in a striking yellow PVC corset top paired with silver sequin knickers and a white lace suspender belt.
She opted for vintage-style silver lace stockings with a floral edging for her first look, with her eyebrows also bleached.
The Barbie movie vocalist then switched up her look entirely, with fuchsia suspender belt and white stockings.
Dua also flashed her killer abs as she unʙuттoned her white shirt to reveal a metallic bra.
Clearly eager to keep a memento of her fresh fashion choices, the chart-topper took a Polaroid selfie and shared it with fans.
In her Instagram caption she told fans they were behind the scenes images from a new magazine shoot.
The star has seen a dramatic rise to fame, from working as a waitress to a headline act for Glastonbury’s 2024 instalment.
The star is no stranger to edgy fashion choices, too, previously posing in a black mesh top.
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Dua, who has a headline slot on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury, recently released her third album.
The Kosovo-born star’s new music, Radical Optimism, recently hit shelves – and has tapped up Cyndi Lauper to come out as a special guest.
A source was first to tell us: “Dua is raring to go for Glastonbury and she can’t wait for people to hear her new music.
“She knows the record will strike a chord with her fans but for the old school muso’s at the Farm, she wants a touch of nostalgia.
“Kevin Parker from Tame Impala, who worked on Radical Optimism with Dua is another.
“She wants this set to go down in history.”
Meanwhile, Dua’s latest music video was scrapped after concerns it was “insensitive” amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.
In December, we exclusively told how the clip featured crowds fighting and chaos — prior to Hamas’ invasion of Israel on October 7.
It was conceptualised and sH๏τ prior to the start of the war in Gaza but scrapped after a series of emergency meetings held among her team.
A source was first to tell us at the time: “At its heart the video was playful but contained themes of chaos — including car crashes, demolition, explosions, fireworks and crowds fighting.
“Dua and her team decided that it would be insensitive for the video to come out given what has happened on and since October 7.”
Terrorist group Hamas launched an attack on Israel on that day, killing around 1,200 people and it has resulted in the violent conflict in Gaza.
Dua has previously spoken out on the conflict, taking to Instagram to write: “With each pᴀssing day, my heart aches for the people of Israel and Palestine.”
