Singer Dua Lipa is showing off all the fashions at this year's iHeartRadio Music Festival.

Attending the first day of the event at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Friday, September 20, Dua Lipa put a sexy spin on a tailored vest, a summer hit trend that is clearly going to carry over into the fall. The low-cut vest, which resembled a black halter top, was embellished with crystals and Dua Lipa's crystal bralette top.

Jewels dangled beneath a sheer diamond bra, adding drama to the singer's monotone black look.

Dua Lipa thanked stylist Jarryl Weaver for her red carpet ensemble, which featured a thigh-high slip that she paired with a full-length matching black skirt. according to Women's Wear Daily. iHeartRadio Music Festival look came straight from Ann Demeulemeester's Spring 2006 collection.

And because Dua Lipa is Dua Lipa, the star finished off the show's eye-catching look with black tie-up sandals from Gucci's Fall 2002 collection.

The decision to upgrade the tailored vest rivaled the singer's willingness to experiment with recent trends (including the no-pants trend beloved by Hollywood A-listers).

In August, Dua Lipa Instagrammed a series of photos of herself wearing the Fall 2024 It jacket.

In the lead image, she is wearing a slightly oversized dark olive barn jacket with front pockets and the style's signature black collar.

The red carpet look was also in keeping with Dua Lipa's recent love of all things mesh, including mesh accessories like her black Alaia “Demi Perforated” shoulder bag. The singer is also known for her playfulness and experimentation with accessories (in this case, like a sheer diamond bra), as when she stacked $166,000 worth of Tiffany necklaces at a music festival.

In a 2017 interview with The Cut, Dua Lipa opened up about the freedom that fashion gives her, explaining that she “always loves to dress up.”

“I love how powerful fashion makes me feel,” she told the magazine at the time, “I love the juxtaposition of grunge and prissy, like what Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Drew Barrymore wore in the 90s.”

She also said that she “loves the freedom that fashion gives me.

“I want my fans to remember my shows by the outfits I wear, and especially now that I'm on tour, I try to make every show different,” she added.