She’s been city-hopping Europe this month for her Future Nostalgia tour.

And Saturday’s destination was Munich, Germany, as Dua Lipa enjoyed some shopping time ahead of her show in the city on Sunday.

The 26-year-old nailed a gothic chic look in a figure-hugging turquoise midi dress,  which featured a large tiger print.

Gorgeous: Dua Lipa, 26, nailed gothic chic on Saturday in a figure-hugging turquoise midi dress as she strolled Munich

She paired the asymmetrically hemmed dress with black, pointed toe boots which seemingly went up to her knees.

Dua rested a small black handbag over her shoulder, clutching a grey shopping bag as she strolled through the city.

To accessorise, she sported a pair of silver hoop earrings and a complementing necklace, alongside an array of rings on each hand.

Chunky: She paired the asymmetrically hemmed dress with black, pointed toe boots which went up to her knees

Soaking up the culture: With a day before her concert, Dua certainly made the most of the trip – as she and her team played dress up in dirndl dresses

The singer’s raven locks were pulled away from her face into a half bun, as the underpart was left to flow in a soft crimp.

The London native kept her makeup very subtle for the outing, showing off her glowing complexion.

Dua showed off her range of tattoos with the ensemble –  including one of a barbed-wire heart on her arm.

Views: She also shared a snap of her gorgeous morning view, sharing the idyllic Munich scenery

During the outing, she headed to fashion store Lodenfrey and had a look around the shops, before returning to Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich.

With a day before her concert, Dua certainly made the most of the trip – as she and her team played dress up in dirndl dresses.

Donning the traditional south-eastern German dress in a dusty blue and white, the singer posed for a playful shot, posting it to her 83.3million followers.

She also shared a snap of her gorgeous morning view, sharing the idyllic Munich scenery.

Day out: She also spent time with pal, Rosie Viva, as they explored

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