Displaying her trademark edgy style, she paired the neon yellow one-piece with a pair of low-denier tights before posing up a storm in a retro-style car.

Mellow yellow: Dua Lipa posed for a stunning shoot shortly before she revealed changes to her upcoming tour and album amid the coronavirus pandemic

Dua’s yellow one-piece was designed to perfectly show off her flawless figure, with a plunging neckline sitting beneath a vast cut-out at the stomach.

With high-rise hips, she gave a flash of the waistband of her tights, while accessorising with stacks of gold rings for an edgy finish.

Another incredible shot saw the stunning hitmaker pose up a storm in an open-top car while sporting a pink top tied at the waist and unbuttoned to show cleavage.

She scraped her bleached tresses into an intricate bun while showing off the raven underneath of her sleek locks.

Blonde babe: Another incredible shot saw the stunning hitmaker pose up a storm in an open-top car while sporting a pink top tied at the waist and unbuttoned to show cleavage.

Elsewhere, in an emotional Instagram Live on Monday, the singer revealed she would be postponing her UK and Europe tour dates, but hoped to ‘bring some happiness’ to fans by pulling up the release of her second album.

Dua was due to release Future Nostalgia on April 3, but announced she had pulled the date forward to March 27.

Growing emotional, she mused: ‘I hope it brings you some happiness and I hope it makes you smile, and I hope I make you proud.’

Insisting that her tour would also resume as soon as possible, she announced:  ‘Nothing’s been cancelled – the shows have been postponed for the health and safety of everyone.

‘The new dates for the UK and Europe will be coming out tomorrow, 10am London time, and I will be announcing the new dates the second they come in.

‘They will be coming in shortly…’

The New Rules’ hitmaker’s tour had been due to kick off in Madrid, Spain on April 26, and wrap at in Dublin, Ireland, on June 19.

The Grammy-winning star also announced her next single, Break My Heart, and its music video will be released earlier on March 25. She said: ‘I’m excited because it’s my forte, dance-crying.

‘And although the song comes from a really happy place, it’s me writing about the fact I am in love and I am so excited, and so happy, but I’m like, ‘When is it going to go wrong.’

Dua was due to release Future Nostalgia on April 3, but announced she had pulled the date forward to March 27. times:

‘But not even in that sense … It’s a celebration of vulnerability and allowing yourself to feel these things, not really something to ever have an end to it.’