In the past year, Dua Lipa skyrocketed to fame with her hit song “New Rules.” She continued to impress audiences at the Q102 Jingle Ball in Philadelphia, showcasing her powerful voice and talent. The confident 23-year-old confidently performed in a sleeveless black top that sparkled like armor, showing off her toned abs effortlessly.
Dua Lipa stunned the audience with her dazzling performance at the Q102 Jingle Ball in Philadelphia, showcasing her incredible fashion sense. She sported a shimmering green mini-skirt that accentuated her toned legs, paired with a couple of sparkling necklaces. Her short hair was neatly tucked behind her ears, adding a touch of sophistication to her outfit, which was completed with stylish black leather boots. Dua’s look was a standout on the red carpet, where she mingled with other celebrities such as Camila Cabello and G-Eazy.
Amazing: The 23-year-old commanded the stage with confidence, her toned midsection hidden beneath a sleeveless black top that gleamed like protective armor.
Sparkling in a shimmering emerald mini skirt, DÏ…a showed off her toned legs and added a touch of glimmer with a couple of necklaces that shimmered under the stage lights.
Unexpected turn of events: In a sudden motion, she brushed her cropped hair back and added the finishing touch to her chic ensemble with a set of polished black leather boots.
Dua had quite the eventful night, flaunting a stunning outfit on the red carpet alongside celebrities like Camila Cabello and G-Eazy. According to the BBC, the talented London singer, who released her debut album last year, has become the most streamed female artist in the UK. On Spotify and Apple Music, Drake’s hit song “God’s Plan” claimed the top spot for most streamed track, closely followed by Dua Lipa’s infectious tune “One Kiss” with Calvin Harris at number two. Adding to her list of accomplishments, Dua also graced the cover of British Vogue’s January issue, titled ‘The Future Issue.’
As per reports from the BBC, Victor, the talented singer hailing from London who released her debut album just last year, has risen to become the most beloved female artist in her country. She has amassed the highest number of streams, solidifying her position as a rising star in the music industry.
Drake’s catchy tune “God’s Plan” took the music world by storm, claiming the top spot as the most streamed track on both Spotify and Apple Music. Hot on its heels is the collaboration between Dua Lipa and Calvin Harris, “One Kiss,” which isn’t far behind in second place.
During her peak, Dua recently not only received a bauble but also graced the cover of the upcoming January edition of British Vogue, titled ‘The Future Issue’.
Discussing feminism, Dua emphasized that it’s not about hating men, but about advocating for equal opportunities. She mentioned in her interview, “Feminism to me is not man-hating, it’s just about wanting the same opportunities.”
The singer also addressed the male-dominated historical narrative, saying, “You hear so much about all these strong important men who have changed the world, even in history and the story of mankind, somehow the story always starts with: ‘Well, the man did this’.”
Talking about body confidence, Dua noted, “I do feel quite confident in my body, there’s always going to be something you don’t like, but it’s so much healthier to remind yourself of two things you like about yourself every day.”
During her interview with the magazine, Dua clarified that feminism is not about despising men, but rather about championing for equal chances.
There’s been something on my mind lately: When we reflect on history and the story of humanity, it often starts with the familiar narrative of “Well, the man did this.” It feels like we’re overlooking the opportunity to hear different perspectives and voices in the bigger picture.
Looking at things optimistically, she mentioned that everyone has imperfections but it’s important to concentrate on two things you appreciate about yourself each day to promote a positive mindset.
