The singer appeared effortlessly attractive as she took the duvet of in a slinky Prada gown. Contained in the e-book, she opened up about her profession and what the only life is like.
Dua Lipa, 26, appeared merely sensational whereas on the duvet of Vogue’s new June/July problem. The Future Nostalgia songstress oozed class as she donned a sheer, silver gown for the excessive vogue cowl, which was paired with a candid interview.
The “Levitating” singer embraced 90-inspired type as she reclined on a chair rocking a light-weight, silver Prada gown with fishnet and chunky metallic material adorning the hemline. As a substitute of unveiling all of her lean determine within the stylish look, she wore a easy tank prime and shorts by the Italian vogue home beneath. Her darkish locks had been twisted again in a low bun and he or she added shiny eyeshadow for a distinctly retro contact.
One other look from the shoot put Dua in a glowing purple Connor Ives gown which was the right look to suit her final album’s neo-Disco sound. Protecting grounded, she ditched her sneakers and bared her toes within the fringey Scarlett quantity. Her smooth brunette locks had been styled by Evanie Frausto and her make-up was by Marcelo Gutierrez. Jorden Bickham served because the shoot’s vogue editor.
Dua is clearly coming into her personal. Within the accompanying interview, the singer talked about heading again on tour after a COVID-prompted hiatus, in addition to how she’s making an attempt to guide a extra unbiased life. The star cut up from her on/off boyfriend of two years Anwar Hadid in Dec. of 2021.
“The following chapter of my life is about really being good with being alone. Some individuals on the web had been like, ‘Oh, Dua went out for dinner on her personal, blah blah, I do that on a regular basis.’ And I believe that’s superb in the event you do it on a regular basis. You should be so assured. However it was a giant step for me. I used to be nervous… like, what am I gonna do? I don’t need to be on my telephone. I need to know I can simply be there for myself, you recognize'”