Dua Lipa Sizzles in Sheer Dress at Star-Studded Afterparty Following Sold-Out Wembley Shows.
Dua Lipa was in full celebration mode over the weekend, capping off two unforgettable nights at Wembley Stadium with an equally show-stopping afterparty.
The 29-year-old global pop sensation turned heads in a daring, sheer dress that left little to the imagination as she danced the night away with her fiancé, British actor Callum Turner.
Still buzzing with adrenaline after performing for a crowd of 70,000, Dua hit the London nightlife scene looking like a vision in transparent fabric that showcased her sculpted figure and minimalist lingerie.
Her bold fashion choice wasn’t the only thing catching attention—Callum, 35, was all smiles and visibly enamored, cheekily placing a hand on her backside while the couple grooved to the music.
The pair, who got engaged in December after a whirlwind year-long romance, radiated happiness and passion as they celebrated Dua’s massive milestone.
Taking to Instagram, Dua shared a carousel of candid party snaps, captioned with a nod to her post-show high: “Somehow managed to keep on dancing… adrenaline is one hell of a drug.”
Among the famous faces joining the festivities were Charli XCX, who had shared the stage with Dua just hours earlier, along with Lily Allen and Amelia Dimoldenberg.
Dua was seen sipping martinis, laughing with friends, and soaking in every second of her success.
The celebrations followed two electrifying performances that marked a career peak for the British-Albanian singer.
On Friday night, Dua made her emotional debut at Wembley, tearing up as she addressed the audience.
“It’s been ten years since my first London show — back then it was in front of just 350 people,” she reflected. “I’ve dreamt of a night like this.”
Opening her set with “Training Season,” she set the tone for what would become a night to remember.
Throughout the evening, she cycled through a stunning wardrobe: from a glittering one-piece paired with fishnets and sparkly boots, to a romantic lace jumpsuit, and later a show-stopping sheer blue gown with a thigh-high slit.
Each outfit amped up the glamour, matching the intensity of her setlist, which included crowd favorites like “One Kiss,” “Levitating,” “Hotter Than Hell,” and “These Walls.
” Her high-energy performance reached a fever pitch when she brought out surprise guests to elevate the night even more.
The biggest shock of the evening came when Dua introduced iconic funk frontman Jamiroquai (real name Jay Kay) to the stage. “This is someone who truly inspired me when I was starting out,” she told the audience.
“A real trailblazer. I feel so lucky to be sharing this moment with him.”
Together, they delivered a seamless blend of eras and sounds, delighting both longtime fans and new listeners. The night before, Dua had thrilled the audience by bringing out pop rebel Charli XCX.
The two launched into Charli’s high-octane single “360,” sending the stadium into a frenzy of excitement.
The chemistry between the duo was electric as they danced and harmonized under a flood of neon lights, proving that female collaboration in pop is alive and thriving.
Dua’s double-header at Wembley is part of her global Radical Optimism tour, which has seen packed arenas and widespread acclaim. The tour supports her third studio album, continuing the evolution of her sound while maintaining the infectious dance-pop energy that made her a household name.
She originally planned only one London date on June 20, 2025, but due to overwhelming demand, a second Wembley show was quickly added—and also sold out.
In an interview with Vogue earlier this month, Dua opened up about the intensity of performing at stadium level.
“It’s a massive dream,” she said. “Stadiums always felt kind of scary, you know? But adrenaline does wild things. You hear the crowd before you even go on stage—that’s when my heart starts racing.”
She added, “Right before I go on, I have that moment of: ‘Oh my God, we’re doing this.’ Then, I just go. I’m ready.”
Industry insiders have already dubbed her Wembley run a defining moment. A source close to the singer told The Sun: “Dua selling out Wembley twice is the ultimate validation.
She’s only on her third album and is already headlining stadiums. The best part? She’s still rising.”
From the emotional highs of her performances to the wild joy of her afterparty, Dua Lipa has proven once again that she’s not just a pop star—she’s a cultural force.
Her ability to blend vulnerability, star power, and boundary-pushing style places her firmly in the pantheon of today’s music legends.
As for what’s next? If her sheer drive and shimmering stage presence are any indicators, the sky’s the limit. Or as Dua herself might say—adrenaline really is one hell of a drug.