Dua Lipa puts on a leggy display in oversized neon pink shirt and racy lace-up heels

She’s been working hard this year, putting out new music, despite the global pandemic.

And Dua Lipa dressed to impress for a TV appearance on Wednesday night, wowing in one of her typically racy looks as she prepared to go live on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

Sharing Instagram snaps from her home in London, the singer looked gorgeous in neon pink as she plugged her virtual chat with Fallon.

The singer put on a leggy display in her oversized pink shirt which she teamed with white lace-up shoe boots.

She perfected her poses on the couch of her London home, just before going live with Fallon.

The star is back home in the UK after relocating to Los Angeles during the last lockdown to be closer to her California native beau Anwar Hadid, 21.

The Sun reported over the summer that The One Kiss hitmaker relocated stateside to live with her partner due to fears that she wouldn’t be able to travel to and fro because of the coronavirus pandemic.  

A source told the publication at the time: ‘It was difficult to get to the US in the first place and she knows it’s not going to be easy going back and forth because she would have to quarantine for weeks on end. 

‘But she knows plenty of people in Los Angeles, as does Anwar, who has lived there in the past, so she’s feeling optimistic. 

‘Being in the US right now is great for pushing her career there too, especially with new music coming out. Dua’s making their new place nice and homely and she has just got a puppy called Dexter with Anwar because they see their future in LA.’

Dua may be back in London now, but she is still keeping an eye on the US, telling Fallon on Wednesday that she did all she could to encourage her American fanbase to vote in this week’s presidential election.

‘We’re all living in one world, and the world is getting smaller and smaller,’ she explained.

‘When you think about it, the response in the US to climate change, refugees, the pandemic affect the whole world and I think it’s really important to understand that we’re all going through this together, we all want to see change and see equality.’