Dua Lipa made sure all eyes were on her as she flashed plenty of skin for her performance at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio.
The pop superstar joined legend, Cher, as well as Demi Lovato on stage to kick off the performances at the star studded event.
And Dua, 29, dressed to impress as she chose to forgo underwear in a racy black leather dress.
Taking to Instagram to show off her look from all angles the singer wowed in the sleeveless number which featured high leg slits on either side.
Pairing the dress with fishnet тιԍнтs and black, knee-high heeled boots she clipped silver chains around her upper thighs for a hint of rock and roll glamour.
Posing up a storm in the recent post she simply captioned it: ‘ROCK HALL 2024’.
It was an incredible night for Dua’s career on Saturday as she held hands with Cher on the stage after their performance together of the American singer’s hit Believe.
In another post the star shared a fun snap with Cher and Zendaya as she gushed: ‘An absolute honour to pay tribute last night to THE ICON & LEGEND @cher as she gets inducted into the @rockhall (about bloody timeeee if you ask me) !!!!
‘grateful beyond words to have shared the stage with @cher and @theroots to sing “Believe” what a dream come true!!! ~PINCH ME PLEASE~’.
Dua debuted two looks for the special night as she graced the red carpet in another look earlier in the night.
The Levitating hitmaker showcased her toned abs in a midriff-baring outfit featuring a sequin-covered, halter bra top.
The open-back detail with skinny straps as well as the waistband of her figure-hugging, floor-sweeping skirt were also embellished with the same, sparkly gems.
On the red carpet, she was joined by her father Dukagjin Lipa, who looked dapper in a black tuxedo jacket paired with matching trousers, a white ʙuттon-down and a bowtie.
Cher also opted for a leather ensemble that comprised of a black miniskirt and long-sleeved, corset-styled top.
For a fashionable touch, the songstress additionally sported black, leather chaps and allowed her hair to cascade down in elegant waves.
Cher – who is also known as the Goddess of Pop – was just one of the inductees during the special night, as well as other music artists such as Mary J. Blige and Ozzy Osbourne.
Her 1998 track, Believe, was a hit upon its release and is found on her 22nd studio album of the same name.
The catchy tune became her most successful single and landed the number one spot on various global charts, such as the U.S. Billboard H๏τ 100, U.S. Dance Club Song (Billboard) and U.K. Singles (OCC).
