Dua Lipa Had Five Outfit Changes During Glastonbury Set

Harry Durrant/Getty Images

Dua Lipa came to the UK's beloved Glastonbury Festival ready to bring the audience joy with her endless hit songs and upbeat dance moves — but she also brought some major fashion moments with her five (!) outfit changes.

Lipa's explosive headlining set on Friday, June 28, closed the festival's third day with several raucous dance numbers and proved the pop star worthy of her continued success. Lipa took the Pyramid Stage in front of nearly 100,000 people at the festival held in the Vale of Avalon in Somerset County, England.

In between her songs and electric dance numbers, the singer and host of the Dua Lipa: At Your Service podcast briefly spoke about how she “manifested” headlining Glastonbury.

“I’ve written this moment down and wished for it and dreamt it and worked so hard,” Lipa said. “It’s a lot, innit? A lot to take in… Little me would just be beside herself right now.”

Lipa ran through her hits including “Training Season,” “One Kiss,” “Levitating,” “Houdini," and more throughout her performance that lasted just under two hours. She also surprised the crowd by bringing out one of her collaborators Kevin Parker of Tame Impala to perform his song, “The Less I Know the Better.” Parker worked with Lipa on her third studio album Radical Optimism — released this year.

Despite the limitations of the shorter festival runtime, Dua Lipa managed to switch up her outfits five times throughout her set. Styled by fashion powerhouse Jahleel Weaver — who has famously worked with Rihanna for years — Lipa's looks came together as part of her current Radical Optimism Tour. Weaver told British Vogue that he had about a month to prepare Lipa's five custom-made outfits for Glastonbury and created them based on the act in Lipa's show.

“This isn’t Coachella! But Dua Lipa is still one of the biggest pop stars in the world and so we had to make sure the looks felt just as ‘stage appropriate,'” Weaver said. “It was easy to pull off because she’s so open, so fun, and will try anything.”

Here are all five looks:

1. Black leather minidress designed by Jesse Jo Stark of Chrome Hearts

2. Versace slip dress

3. Chainmail shorts and belt by Michael Schmidt

Lipa's t-shirt also paid tribute to one of Glastonbury's few women headliners, Shakespears Sister.

4. Acne Studios t-shirt skirt and top set

5. Loewe bodysuit and belt with custom Gianvito Rossi boots

Originally Appeared on Teen Vogue

Want more great Culture stories from Teen Vogue? Check these out:

• A New Generation of Pretty Little Liars Takes on the Horrors of Being a Teenage Girl

• Who Is Rihanna, Really?

• Jennette McCurdy Is Finally Able to Grieve

• Underneath Chappell Roan’s Hannah Montana Wig? A Pop Star for the Ages

• Donald Glover’s Swarm Is Another Piece of Fandom Media That Dehumanizes Black Women

• On Velma, Mindy Kaling, and Whether Brown Girls Can Ever Like Ourselves on TV

• The Next Generation of Female Rap Lives on TikTok

• Gaten Matarazzo Talks Spoilers, Dustin Henderson, and Growing Up on Stranger Things

• How K-pop Stars Are Leading Mental Health Conversations for AAPI People and Beyond

• Meet the Collective of Philly TikTokers Making You Shake Your Hips

• The Midnight Club Star Ruth Codd Isn’t Defined By Her Disability