She’s had a meteoric rise to super-stardom in 2018.

And all eyes were on Dua Lipa when she arrived at the red carpet for Billboard’s Women In Music event in New York city on Thursday.

The New Rules singer, 23, looked utterly irresistible while wearing a small beige bra top which showcased both her rock hard abs and flirty cleavage.

Dua’s top revealed another dose of skin courtesy of its corset-like crisscrossing ties at the center.

Balancing out the look, the British songstress teamed her Sєxy tan top with a loose fitting an Alberta Ferretti suit in the same hue.

She tucked her chin-length hair behind her to let a pair of silver statement earrings sparkle in the spotlight.

Dua’s nails were also color-coordinated, while a ring on each finger added even more glitz.

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And her jewelry matched her dazzling pumps as well.

The One Kiss singer continued to work with metallic accents as she dusted some gunmetal eyeshadow around her big brown eyes.

Strong eyebrows, smooth skin and a full, ɴuᴅᴇ pout tied everything together.

Inside the event the former YouTube sensation took the stage to present singer Cyndi Lauper with the Icon Award.

‘A lot of us in this room might not be here – or feel as free to be ourselves – without a true icon like Cyndi Lauper first breaking down all kinds of barriers,’ the London-born songstress during her introduction.

‘She was the first to be breaking down all kinds of barriers. She’s So Unusual was not just the name of Cyndi’s breakthrough album, it was a multi-platinum declaration of independence and an important statement about the right of women to define themselves and their place in the world on their own terms.

‘Right at the point when the age of MTV began to put more pressure on women to conform, Cyndi Lauper just wanted to have her own fun in her own way and in turn showed us the way.

‘And it has never just been about her. From the begging she’s always stood up for others, including the LGBTQ community and young people everywhere.’

Other honorees at the event included Billboard’s Woman Of The Year Ariana Grande and Rule Breaker Award winner SZA.

Trailblazer: ‘A lot of us in this room might not be here – or feel as free to be ourselves – without a true icon like Cyndi Lauper first breaking down all kinds of barriers,’ the London-born songstress during her introduction for the Girls Just Wanna Have Fun singer