Work it: Dua Lipa continued to shine on Tuesday as she put on a showstopping display while posing for Puma’s new trainer campaign

Dua, who announced she’d become an ambassador for Puma back in November, looked stunning as she perched upon a trunk case while posing for photoshoot, which was shot by fashion photographer Mario Sorrenti.

The popstar donned a cherry-print embellished bra and high-waisted black knickers paired with black fishnet tights for the campaign image.

The New Rules hitmaker added a black and white PUMA T7 track jacket over the top, while her monochrome trainers took centre stage in the snap.

Discussing the footwear, Dua said: ‘The Mayze is the perfect fit, it works for me on stage and off. The classic stacked sole is so versatile, I can work it into any look.’

Style: The singer, 25, showed off her taut midriff and toned physique as she modelled the sports brand’s Mayze trainer, which launches on Wednesday

Dua’s raven locks were styled with loose plaits at the front, while her sultry campaign look was complete with shimmering orange eyeshadow and a slick of clear gloss.

Last month, the singer was revealed to have been nominated for three categories at the BRIT awards; Female Solo Artist, Mastercard Album, and British Single.

Dua will also take to the stage at the highly-anticipated music event which will be broadcast on May 11 from The O2 arena.

The pop star has had lots to celebrate in recent months after her hit album Future Nostalgia won best Pop Vocal Album at the Grammys.

Success: Last month, the singer was revealed to have been nominated for three categories at the BRIT awards; Female Solo Artist, Mastercard Album, and British Single (pictured in 2019)

Dua’s album Future Nostalgia was released in March 2020 after being brought forward by one week following leaks online.

Since its release, the hit record has been nominated for six Grammys – winning one – and produced songs including Levitating, Physical and Don’t Start Now.

Speaking about releasing an album amid the pandemic with Music Week, Dua admitted: ‘I was definitely scared, because there’s always that uncertainty.

‘I put it out just as lockdown was happening in the UK and there was so much uncertainty and suffering, it was a very confusing time.

Winner: The pop star has had lots to celebrate in recent months after her hit album Future Nostalgia won best Pop Vocal Album at the Grammys

‘The thing that made me want to put it out at this time is that I made this record as a form of escapism, to get away from any pressures or words from other people.’

The pop singer was recently reported to be worth more than £20million through her two companies.

Filings shared online at Companies House have revealed her company Dua Lipa Limited has assets of £18,576,940 for the year end December 2019 — an impressive rise from £11,816,318 the previous year.

The higher total also included investments of £8,340,904, while accounts for Dua Lipa Live LLP, had a whopping almost £2million more on the books, reports The Sun.

MailOnline contacted Dua Lipa’s representatives for comment at the time.

Raking it in: Dua is reportedly worth more than £20million through her two companies (pictured at the Grammy Awards in March 2021)