Dua Lipa puts a bold, muscular twist on the suede fall trend with an edgy three-piece set

Dua Lipa has ditched her purple locks for a new, deep ebony shade, and she’s matching her hair to all of her latest outfits. The Albanian singer, who recently performed at the Austin City Limit music festival in Texas, just days before a special concert at the Royal Albert Hall in her hometown of London, hit the nail on the head with her outlandish ensembles.

In a recent Instagram post, the 29-year-old, who celebrated her birthday in August, wore a subtly furry three-piece set. The three-time Grammy Award-winning artist showed off her super-sculpted washboard abs and lean arms in a corset-style lace-up bra top and added a touch of sophistication with a matching blazer coat and skin-tight, fluffy bootcut pants.

The entire look was styled by her favorite fashion guru Jahleel Weaver, who paired the custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin and Christopher Esber outfit with a black manicure and a belly button piercing. The Barbie And Argyle The actress gave off alluring Catwoman vibes, especially when she captioned the series of pictures, “PURRRRRR 🐾.”

For makeup, she enlisted artist Katie Jane Hughes, who went for a super bright, fresh fall glam moment, including a flawless base, arched brows, delicate lashes, super rosy cheeks, and a perfect mauve lip. Hairstylist Peter Lux gave the “Don’t Start Now” singer a sleek, voluminous blowout and parted her new rich brown hair (courtesy of colorist Matt Rez) to the side.

“Stunnnnnnahhh,” Hughes commented.

“Screaming 🖤,” Sarah Lysander agreed.

“Super black cat energy,” Jade Lotus added.

“Hot as fuq,” wrote Leah Kate.

“Dua with the black hair is so gorgeous you’re literally perfect,” one fan gushed.

“One mask away from playing Cat Woman in the next Batman movie,” explained another.

Lipa, who released her third studio album Radical optimism In May, the tour is scheduled to begin in Singapore next month and end in Seattle in October 2025. She previously shared why this album feels different and much more “personal” than her 2017 debut project Dua Lipa and 2020s Future nostalgia.

“For a long time I thought, ‘What do I keep to myself, what do I put out there?’ How do I talk about my stories without jeopardizing my entire personal life? You can put yourself in a pretty vulnerable position, whereas with this album I felt so free to tell my stories and talk about my experiences,” Lipa shared. “I think that also just came from my confidence as a songwriter and knowing what’s required of me and what this job requires, whether it’s heartbreak or whether it’s the people you thought were the ones you were like knew well, are not really the ones who created them. “Obviously these are all life lessons.”