Dua Lipa has shown off her incredible figure in a series of sizzling behind-the-scenes snaps of her tour.
The 27-year-old singer showed off her long legs in a tiny denim mini skirt with a pair of red knee high boots.
She paired it with a blue long-sleeved shirt, cropped slightly to reveal a glimpse of her toned abs.
Looking good: Dua Lipa has shown off her incredible figure in a slew of sizzling behind-the-scenes snaps of her tour
Behind the scenes: She captioned the series of shots: “tour so far + friends❤️ seeeee you tonight Adelaide!!!”
Her raven locks were styled straight and let them cascade down her back, while she completed her look with a classic red lip.
In another cheeky snap, Dua turned to show off her white thong, which was personalized with her name.
Another shot showed the hitmaker in a green and brown mesh off-the-shoulder top on a balcony overlooking the city.
Cheeky! With a cheeky snap, Dua turned to show off her white thong personalized with her name
Her long locks were in an updo and she wore black sunglasses.
Dua showed off her incredible beauty in a photo, dressed in her performance outfit and cupping her face in blue gloved hands.
She sported black eyeliner and a barrage of star-shaped gems on her eyelids, while wearing an earphone around her neck ready to take to the stage.
Leggy display: The 27-year-old singer showed off her long legs in a tiny denim mini-skirt with a pair of red knee-high boots
A final picture showed the star out with her friends, showing off her peachy bottom in a pink fishnet dress.
Captioning the series of shots, she wrote: “tour so far + friends❤️ seeeee you tonight Adelaide!!!”
Her photo dump comes after Dua addressed speculation that she will be performing at the World Cup opening ceremony in Qatar next week.
Shady lady: Another shot showed the hitmaker sitting on a balcony overlooking the city in a green and brown mesh off-the-shoulder top
The New Rules singer took to her Instagram Stories to blast the rumors and slammed Qatar for its human rights record.
She wrote: “There is much speculation that I will perform at the opening ceremony of the World Cup in Qatar.
“I will not perform and have never been involved in negotiations to perform.
Star-eyed: Dua showed off her incredible beauty in a photo dressed in her performance outfit and cupping her face in blue gloved hands
Stunning: A final picture showed the star out with her friends, showing off her peachy rear end in a pink fishnet dress
“I will be cheering for England from afar and look forward to visiting Qatar when they have fulfilled all the human rights pledges they made when they won the right to host the World Cup.”
She captioned: “One love Dua x”
With just a week to go before the World Cup in Qatar, the Arab state is facing growing criticism for its treatment of women, migrant workers and LGBT people.
Speaking your mind: Her photo dump comes after Dua addressed speculation she will be performing at the World Cup opening ceremony in Qatar next week
The main concerns are the terms of the contract for the hundreds of thousands of migrant workers who will be employed to transform the tiny emirate into a region capable of hosting the biggest football tournament.
It remains to be seen how much time World Cup broadcasters will spend highlighting allegations against the Qatari government, including The Guardian’s 2013 claims that workers were denied food and water and had their passports revoked.
Some claim they were not paid, or if they were, the payments were minimal and long overdue. A 2019 study by the Daily Mirror found that 28,000 workers were paid about $1 an hour over a 48-hour week.
Most damningly, The Wall Street Journal reported in 2015 that over 1,200 workers died building infrastructure for the tournament. Last year The Guardian put that number at around 6,500.
Criticism: David Beckham faced backlash for agreeing to a £10m deal to become the country’s ambassador for over a decade, which has resulted in him being the face of the 2022 World Cup
Qatar also punishes homosexuality with prison and regards men as protectors of their female relatives.
There are also strict laws on alcohol, drugs, public intimacy, extramarital affairs, dress codes, and swearing.
In March, FIFA President Gianni Infantino claimed Qatar had been progressive on workers’ rights: “I welcome the strong commitment shown by the Qatari authorities to ensure reforms are fully implemented across the labor market and a lasting legacy of the FIFA World Cup leave long after the event, and it benefits migrant workers in the host country in the long term.’
Backlash: Just a week before the World Cup in Qatar, the Arab state is facing growing criticism for its treatment of women, migrant workers and LGBT people (FIFA President Gianni Infantino pictured).
Some activists have urged celebrities to boycott the World Cup, with Robbie Williams and David Beckham both facing criticism for their association with the competition.
Robbie was recently unveiled during a press conference in Doha as one of the musical acts who will be performing at the Qatar Live concerts.
Meanwhile, David has agreed to a £10m deal to become the country’s ambassador for over a decade, which has resulted in him being the face of the 2022 World Cup.