A recent video from a concert in Toronto shows Dua Lipa looking stunning in a black bodysuit. The singer has been on tour since late last year, bringing high fashion to the stage with each performance. An outfit that stood out to most was a lingerie-leaning sheer bodysuit for her “Levitating” performance at Scotiabank Arena. She debuted the look during the September 1 show, with the same quickly surfacing in a fan-shot video from the pit.
Dua Lipa wows in a sheer bodysuit for her Toronto concert in new video
Dua Lipa is currently on the Radical Optimism Tour, and a video from her concert in Toronto shows her looking gorgeous in a black bodysuit. The singer performed at Scotiabank Arena on September 1, wearing the sparkly fit that reads like boudoir. Featuring sheer, crystal-embedded mesh panels, she paired the bodysuit with a bra-style top and high-waisted bottoms.
The design accentuates Lipa’s legs, while the plunging neckline adds to the sultry look. Matching opera gloves and thigh-high hosiery in similar mesh material completed the set, creating a stunning silhouette. Under the spotlight, the bodysuit’s fabric dazzled beautifully, accenting Lipa’s choreography as she grooved to the tunes of her hit song, “Levitating.”
The song arrived after an interlude and was seemingly one of the night’s most interactive moments. Lipa’s fashion choice proved practical for the sequence, with the bodysuit moving like a second skin. Meanwhile, the outfit kept her lines clean without restricting her movements during the performance.
Later in the concert, Lipa wore a custom Chanel bodysuit for “Don’t Start Now” and “Physical.” The piece was trimmed with gold chains. In contrast, the black bodysuit emphasized a sleek, sheer, and glamorous look that aligns with the visuals of the Radical Optimism Tour.
Dua Lipa’s sheer bodysuit was one among many eye-catching looks. She also donned a gold bodysuit to open the Toronto concert, pairing it with matching boots to complete the fit. For the final act, the singer rocked a gorgeous custom Schiaparelli piece, which was a texture galore.
