Having a wheel-y good time! Dua Lipa looks a rainbow dream in psychedelic ensemble and retro heeled roller skates at Sydney’s 2020 Mardi Gras
She was the headline act at the official 2020 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras After Party on Saturday night.
And amid four outfit changes throughout the day, Dua Lipa appeared to save the best for her on-stage performance at the Hordern Pavilion.
The British pop singer, 24, was an absolute rainbow dream in a matching psychedelic crop top and short shorts.
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Having a wheel-y good time! Dua Lipa looks a rainbow dream in psychedelic ensemble and retro high-heeled roller skates at Sydney’s 2020 Mardi Gras
Dua paired the retro look with fishnet stocking and high-heeled roller skates.
The star shared photos in the daring ensemble to Instagram, captioning it with multiple rainbow flags and the words: ‘JUST 4 U SYDNEY.’
Adding oomph to the already bold outfit, the Don’t Start Now hit-maker pulled her bleached locks back behind a pink headband for a voluminous updo.
Colourful! Dua paired the retro look with fishnet stocking and high-heeled roller skates
Statement! Adding oomph to the already bold outfit, the Don’t Start Now hit-maker pulled her bleached locks back behind a pink headband for a voluminous updo
Better for dancing! While on stage, Dua chose to trade in her glamorous heeled skates for a pair of comfortable black sneakers
While on stage, Dua chose to trade in her glamorous heeled skates for a pair of comfortable black sneakers.
Dua was joined by American star Kesha, English singer Sam Smith and Brazilian drag icon Pabllo Vittar.
This marked the second trip Dua has made to Australia in the past six months, having performed at the 2019 ARIA Awards in Sydney in November.
Fancy that! Enjoying a spot of shopping in Sydney’s CBD in the leadup to the event, she bumped into Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness (left) in a white denim jacket
Wild night! Earlier in the evening, Dua walked the parade in a vibrant neon yellow and black zebra-print Lycra-look blouse and matching pants
Enjoying a spot of shopping in Sydney’s CBD in the leadup to the event, she bumped into Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness in a white denim jacket.
Earlier in the evening, Dua walked the parade in a vibrant neon yellow and black zebra-print Lycra-look blouse and matching pants.
Changing into another outfit elsewhere on the night, she also wore a black T-shirt and silver skirt and posed with English singer Sam Smith.
Party goes on! Changing into another outfit elsewhere on the night, she also wore a black T-shirt and silver skirt and posed with English singer Sam Smith