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Grammy-winning Dua Lipa’s new wax figure is at Madame Tussauds Orlando, featuring her iconic style and upcoming album.
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The figure is dressed in a custom catsuit inspired by her tour outfit, celebrating her impact on pop music.
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Dua Lipa is set to headline Glastonbury Festival, excited to craft an immersive experience for fans.
Grammy winning star Dua Lipa has a new wax figure for fans to visit at Madame Tussauds.
The latest figure to the collection in Orlando features the “Dance The Night Away” singer ahead of her upcoming third studio album, Radical Optimism.
In the experience, guests will get an up close look at the iconic wax statue of the singer under the disco ball and in the spotlight.
The Orlando figure is dressed in a custom fuchsia lace catsuit with matching gloves and boots and a bedazzled choker, inspired by the Balenciaga ensemble Dua wore to open up her critically acclaimed Future Nostalgia Tour.
The tour was marked as one of the highest-grossing tours of 2022 on Billboard’s year-end boxscore chart.
The hit album, Future Nostalgia, is the 6th most streamed album of all time to date on Spotify with over 10 billion streams.
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“When the world stopped in 2020, Dua Lipa was the first artist to ensure we all kept dancing in our living rooms with her smash record, Future Nostalgia,” said General Manager of Madame Tussauds Orlando Paul Gould. “This figure is a love letter to the superstar and album that held our spirits high during a truly unprecedented time. Her impact on pop music is inspiring, and her addition to Madame Tussauds Orlando is a celebration of her undeniable influence on culture and music across the globe.”
Dua Lipa has had many smash hits including “Don’t Start Now,” “New Rules,” and more.
The “Levitating” songstress is also joining Coldplay and SZA to headline this year’s Glastonbury Festival.
The singer told BBC News she was “over the moon” to be taking part. “Everyone always talks about it being the pinnacle of festival slots,” she said.
“The only advice everyone gives me is to bring my wellies,” she continued, joking that she might “get myself a little pony and ride around the festival” instead.
“This is the only show I’m playing this year,” she told BBC 6 Music. “All roads are leading for me to Glasto, so I’m really taking time to craft a show, to make it as much of an immersive experience as I can. Just bringing vibes to the farm, really.”
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Grab tickets for the attraction by visiting madametussauds.com/orlando.
