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DUA LIPA for Chanel

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Behind the Scenes of Dua Lipa’s Vanity Fair Cover

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DUA LIPA backstage at the 2021 Grammy Awards

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DUA LIPA in the 'Handlebars' music video

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Dua Lipa - Last Dance (2016)

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DUA LIPA interviewed on CBS Mornings (December 2024)

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DUA LIPA An Evening with Dua Lipa (2024)

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DUA LIPA getting ready for the 2023 Met Gala with Vogue

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DUA LIPA in the music video for 'Demeanor'

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DUA LIPA Behind the scenes on the photoshoot for 'Radical Optimism'

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“My songs tend to have very slow but stable growth over time,” she suggests, smiling. “There’s always something that’s a little weird about them that the more you listen to them, people want to listen to them more. They grow slowly, but they stick around. And that’s all I want: I think the longevity is more important than the instant-hit thing.” Lipa never intends it that way — the phenomenon just keeps happening. And now she feels confident enough to know when she’s delivered the goods. “I’ve realized that the things that I like aren’t obvious as pop songs,” she tells me. “They’re pop songs, for sure, but the way that the melodies are — or the way that I like the arrangement to be — it’s just not regular in a pop song. It takes people a second to get it.”