To say Dua Lipa stunned in São Paulo would be an understatement. The three-time Grammy Award-winning British pop star headed to southeast Brazil for the latest stop on her Radical Optimism tour and debuted 17 snaps to Instagram following her performance at Estadio Morumbis.
“All we’ve done is dance in São Paulo 🇧🇷,” Lipa wrote as the caption of the Nov. 17 post. In its first image, the 30-year-old leaned on a balcony, with the cityscape in full view behind her. She donned a leopard print mini dress that clung to her frame before cascading past her hips, which displayed subtle denim paneling along her waist. The artist added cherry red strappy stilettos and chunky gold earrings to finish the look, and styled her hair in sleek high ponytail.
“You have no business looking this good,” a commenter declared.
Another user agreed, simply penning, “MOTHER.”
However, the post’s first image wasn’t the only look that caught our attention. In its eigth slide, the “Training Season” singer upgraded her athleisure for an ultra cool going out look. Lipa zipped up an Adidas hoodie—that repped the yellow, green and navy hues of the Brazilian flag—and styled it with a lacy black mini skirt, oversized hoops and knee-high black boots.
PERFEITA! Dua Lipa via Instagram. 🇧🇷 pic.twitter.com/lN0Iu9H98t
— Dua Lipa Brasil (@dualipabrasil) November 17, 2025
While Lipa is signing off to São Paulo, she’ll still be sticking around in the South American nation. Brazil marks the third country on her tour’s Latin American leg, following Argentina (Nov. 7 and 8) and Chile (Nov. 11 and 12). For her latest show on Nov. 15, she was joined on-stage by Brazilian artists Caetano Veloso and Carlinhos Brown.
“I think it’s beautiful for the fans—that kind of nod of respect of the music and the culture that comes from the city or [area],” Lipa told Variety of touring Latin America. Throughout the tour, Lipa has brought out a plethora of surprise artists and showcased numerous cover songs across the globe. For example, in Miami, she performed Gloria Estefan’s “Conga,” and while in the United Kingdom, she sang “Hey Jude” by the Beatles. “It is really fun and really rewarding but it is a lot of f—— hard work,” she candidly continued.
The artist will perform her second show in Brazil from Rio De Janeiro on Nov. 22, before making stops in Peru and Colombia to round our her November. The tour will come to a close in Mexico, after a trio of shows (Dec. 1, 2 and 5) in Mexico City.
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