We Can’t Stop Thinking About Dua Lipa’s Red Mini Skirt From Her ‘Tonight Show’ Appearance—It Has The Most Daring Cutouts
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Dua Lipa is diving headfirst into the festive vibes! The pop sensation recently delighted her fans with a dazzling appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, showcasing her holiday cheer in full swing.
Stepping onto the scene in a vibrant red ensemble, the ‘One Kiss’ icon made quite the entrance. She rocked a scarlet red button-down shirt, elegantly fastened all the way up to the collar, paired with a playful mini skirt made up of oversized red flowers and cutouts in between.
But that’s not all—Dua took the holiday spirit to the max, flaunting cherry-red hair styled in a chic half-up, half-down side-part hairdo.
Dua Lipa Rocks A Tiny Skirt For The Tonight Show Appearance
Completing the festive look, she adorned herself with gold drop earrings, strutted in sleek black knee-length boots from Maison Margiela, and added a touch of allure with sheer tights. The Grammy winner seemed like she was en route to the most fabulous Christmas gathering, and her festive fashion game was nothing short of spectacular!
The ‘Levitating’ star was on the show to talk all about Barbie and of course, her new hit song, ‘Houdini.’
Fallon first congratulated her on ‘Dance The Night’, her track for the blockbuster Barbie movie, for being nominated for not one, but two Grammys this year!
Dua Lipa Talks About ‘Dance The Night’ & ‘Houdini’
When asked how she felt having the song of the summer, the 28-year-old said, “It felt so good to, first of all, just to hear it out and about and then just to see people’s reactions. And, first, because [Dance The Night] came out before the film, and then to see people’s reaction after the film. It felt like it just kept growing and surprising me every time.”
The talk show host then asked what we’ve all been curious about: what is the vibe of her upcoming third album? “I’m going for more of a psychedelic-pop vibe. I’m still trying to find the language to talk about the album without talking about the album.”
