Dua Lipa has become immediately recognizable as a performer and as an entertainer. At 25-years-old the “New Rules” singer is considered to have quite the sex-appeal and a stunning array of stage qualities. Her concerts have been applauded for their spectacular stage-builds and for Dua’s wonderful performances.

Although she hadn’t been able to tour nearly as much as she wanted in 2020, the new year brought in an opportunity for her to release new music and her plan to start live shows again.

Although she hadn’t been able tour nearly as much as she wanted in 2020, the new year brought in an opportunity for her to release new music and her plan to start live shows again.

Her latest social media activity continues to grow in popularity with many of her followers in eager anticipation for when her next tour starts in September of this year. Until then, many find themselves satiating their thirst for more Lipa-goodness by taking in all of her latest outfits and fan-service.

Dua’s latest post shows her wearing attractive jeans paired with what appears to be a wool long-sleeve with embroidered spiderweb symbols across her chest. Blue colored, the whole look conveys her an attractive casual ensemble that fans are thoroughly loving. The occasion was marked by another week of her album “Future Nostalgia” being the topped streamed album on Spotify.

Here are just some of the comments that she received on her post:

“STOPPP YOU’RE THE CUTEST” (Commentator) “PRETTY GIRL???” (Commentator) “SOO CUTEE??????????” (Commentator) 

Dua has been riding on a wave of success recently as her music dominates he Billboard charts week after week. She told the press in an interview that she is still giddy over working with other famous artists and becoming one herself.

“I still have that childlike excitement when working with my idols,” she said. “And I guess that’s just one of the things I’m so grateful for: The way the album was received is the reason why that door was open.”

When asked about why she felt the need to release her “Future Nostalgia” album in 2020 rather than wait for 2021, she revealed that she wanted the music to be an escape for her listeners, rather than prioritize the music being played in public venues. 

“Yes, it was made to be listened out in the clubs and at festivals – but at the same time, I wanted to give people some happiness during this time, where they don’t have to think about what’s going on and just shut off and dance… Maybe it had to just come out now, rather than later.”