Dua Lipa Is The Only Person Who Can Pull Off A Sheer Latex Corset Dress Like This—Her Latest Photoshoot Is On Another Level!

Donatella Versace wasn’t lying when she said she wanted to keep her Versace Spring 2022 ad campaign in the family. As well as hiring Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid for their now infamous naked Garden of Eden inspired shoot, the Versace creative director also enlisted the modeling services of 26-year-old “Levitating” singer Dua Lipa and her 20-year-old younger sister Rina Lipa. And to say the girls looked stunning in their pictures would be a huge understatement!

We couldn’t take our eyes off the “New Rules” singer in the three-image carousel which was shared to her own Instagram on March 9th. She captioned the post: “Sister act @versace shot by @elizabethmiiiranda” with two lipstick emojis at the beginning and end, followed by the hashtag #versacelamedusamini, in reference to the popping turquoise and yellow La Medusa mini bags the girls are holding in the pics.

It wasn’t just the bags that commanded our attention in the pictures though, as the skin-tight, sheer red latex corset mini dress the “One Kiss” singer is wearing is definitely pulling focus. Dua’s curves look incredible in the figure-hugging dress with subtle peek-a-boo detailing in the middle, which she accessorized with the Medusa chain necklace. Dua wore her hair in a tight, scraped-back bun – we assume not to distract from the dress or jewelry – while her sister let her raven locks tumble effortlessly down her shoulders.

And we aren’t the only ones in awe of the ladies’ ad campaign, as fans flocked to the comments section to sing their praises, including Donatella herself, who wrote: “DUA!!!!! Girls, you look SO beautiful,” followed by a red heart emoji. “Sisterhood!!” she added. “The hottest sister duo,” one fan wrote, followed by alternating fire and red heart emojis. “You are the best Dua,” added another, followed by the heart eyes emoji. “Gorgeous,” wrote another fan, followed by four red heart emojis, while another said the ladies were, “Queens,” which we definitely don’t dispute!