If you're a fan of Dua Lipa, you know she is more than a global superstar.
As well as being the ultimate sartorial muse and married to Hollywood heartthrob Callum Turner, the 31-year-old songstress is at the helm of her own editorial and lifestyle platform, Service 95, which has its own book club.
And her literary venture was the only motive she needed to pose up a storm for her 89 million followers on Instagram on Thursday.
The raven-haired Training Season hitmaker was an autumn/winter vision, choosing a black satin slip dress with a plunging neckline.
But while the dress itself is a sight for sore eyes, it's Dua's styling of the LBD we cannot get over.
Adding a Y2K je ne sais quoi, the all-black number was paired with a hot-pink bra, the straps of which - adorned with very early 2000s bows - were exposed courtesy of the dress' tiny spaghetti straps.
As for her footwear, Dua chose a pair of white furry pointed-toe stilettos adorned with spiky silver studs and a matching ivory ribbon, which she dueted with black knee-high socks.
"IDK what time zone is is either," the singer quipped in the caption.
Glam fit for the gods
When it came to her glam for the evening, Dua called on her tried and trusted makeup look, which was comprised of black winged eyeliner, fluttery lashes, warm bronzer and a smokey brown lip combo.
Dua added a dazzling twist to her dreamy go-to makeup look, adding silver sparkles to her eyelids.
Meanwhile, she slicked her trademark tresses back into a ponytail, allowing her camera-ready makeup to take centre stage.
A book lover through and through
Dua opened up about why she launched her book club on her platform three years ago.
© Instagram"It's no secret that I’m a reader," Dua penned on the Service 95 website. "Wherever I go, take a look in my bag and you’ll find a well-thumbed book (or four). For me, reading is comfort. Expansion. Escapism. Constant entertainment. I will never tire of how reading opens my eyes to worlds and opinions beyond my own experiences. And its power to bring people together."
The singer continued: "That's exactly why I started the Service95 Book Club in 2023: to share the books that have shaped and challenged my worldview; to delve beyond their pages into the minds of those who wrote them; and to build a community around these conversations. That community is bigger and more engaged than we could have dreamed, and for that we want to say thank you."
