Dua Lipa is able to velocity straight to first place on this 12 months’s unofficial Halloween costume contest. On Oct. 27, the “Potion” singer radiated Quick & Livid vibes in a smooth racing go well with that doubled as a practical Halloween costume. The 2-piece Givenchy ensemble appeared like an outfit straight off the NASCAR raceway, full with a colorblock jacket coated in American-flag patches and nods to the model up and down her legs and arms. “TOKYO DRIFT,” she captioned Instagram pictures of herself posing within the smooth costume.
The drop in temperature hasn’t stopped celebrities from rocking the sheer-bodysuit development. From Hailey Bieber to Lori Harvey, proof is all over the place that the hardly there fashion is right here to remain, however Lipa managed to mix vogue and performance seamlessly together with her useful pre-Halloween costume on Thursday. She layered the red-and-white racing go well with over a sheer, cutout bodysuit and accomplished the costume with a chunky chain-link necklace in gold with an enormous lock pendant, a number of rings, and hoop earrings.
Including a last 2000s-inspired twist, Lipa additionally wore dramatic, smoky eyeshadow with corner-eye accents in shimmering purple and her hair up in a spiky bun. She sported a checker-print grey and pink manicure that made your entire costume worthy of first place on the speedway.
Different celebrities who’ve gotten equally enthusiastic about Halloween this 12 months embrace Kylie Jenner in a full Batman go well with, JoJo Siwa in a bewitching Draco Malfoy look, and Aubrey Plaza in a vampire-witch hybrid ensemble.
See Lipa’s lifelike race-car-driver costume from all angles right here.
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