Dua Lipa sets temperatures soaring in oversized racer jacket and tiny leopard print shorts as she joins braless Emily Ratajkowski at Puma's Speedcat launch event

Dua Lipa set temperatures soaring as she joined braless Emily Ratajkowski in an oversized racer jacket and tiny leopord print shorts at Puma's Speedcat launch event in Milan on Tuesday.

The pop star, 29, who is currently on her world Radical Optimism Tour, cut an effortlessly stylish figure in the retro black and white jacket, which retails for £120.

Although she kept most of her outfit underneath hidden, the Hallucinate singer showed a peek of what looked like a velvet green corset with silver detailing.

She added a pop of pattern with a mini pair of leopard print shorts as she flaunted her toned legs, completing the look with tights and of a pair of Puma Speedcats.

Dua accessorised by layering chunky silver and gold chain necklaces and allowed her raven tresses to fall over her shoulders in loose waves.

The hitmaker opted for a glamorous palette of makeup, including a dark pink lip colour, as she strutted into the event in style.

Dua appeared to be in high spirits as she smiled and waved at fans who were waiting outside of the event, before posing in front of a bright red Porsche.

Meanwhile, model Emily, 33, opted for a very racy display as she showcased her incredible figure in a sheer extreme plunging jumpsuit. 

She wasn't afraid to flash her skin in the risqué outfit, as she flaunted her ample assets in the mesh ensemble. 

The brunette beauty accessorised with a large silver statement necklace and hoop earrings, while matching Dua in a pair of black and white speedcats. 

She toted around her belongings in a brown leather handbag and opted for a glowing palette of makeup to elevate her natural beauty. 

Also in attendance at the event was Romeo Beckham, who appeared to have dyed his hair a shade of bright orange.

The son of David and Victoria Beckham, 22, looked stylish in a white zip up jacket from the brand teamed with black cargo trousers an orange trainers to match his vibrant new hairstyle. 

The Speedcat was reintroduced from the PUMA archive earlier this year for its 25th anniversary, available in red, black and pink blush from December 5.

Dua ensured she revved many engines last month, as she took a desert road trip in a sizzling new campaign for the footwear brand.

The pop star looked nothing short of sensational, as she showcased every inch of her incredible figure in a skimpy racing-inspired bodysuit.

The skintight black number left her toned legs on full display, while the singer unzipped it daringly low to flash a glimpse of her cleavage.

It comes just after Dua and her school teacher were both in tears on her ITV special on Sunday night. 

The pop star attended the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School in the years before she found global fame and was reunited with Ray in what became one of the most emotional moments of her Royal Albert Hall special.

Surprising Ray as he recorded an interview for the show, she tearfully told him: 'I have to say that you helped me with my confidence, and you made such a big difference.

Upon hearing those words, the music teacher burst into tears, recognising that the Levitating hitmaker has become one of the biggest pop stars on the planet.

The Barbie star studied at the London school on weekends as a child and then re-enrolled following her A-Levels.

The institution boasts a whole host of famous faces amongst its alumni, including Amy Winehouse, Tom Fletcher and Gemma Collins.

Earlier in the evening Elton John fans were left in tears over his emotional duet with Dua during her concert special that aired on Sunday.

The legendary musician, 77, recently admitted he has not been able to see out of his right eye for months, and his left eye 'is not the greatest' and also underwent a knee replacement in January.

Throughout most of the performance at the Royal Albert Hall, which was filmed on October 17, he remained seated.

Viewers of the ITV special hailed his friendship with Dua 'so special' as the pair sang their chart-topping hit Cold Heart.

Sharing their thoughts to X, fans wrote: 'This is the performance I wanted to see at Glastonbury when Elton & Dua Lipa both headlined in consecutive years. Better late than never!'; 'Love Dua Lipa and Elton John’s Friendship';

'The friendship between Sir Elton John and Dua is so precious'; 'The way that a legend like Elton John talks about Dua with such affection and praise? Dua’s building a career for the history books – mark my words.'

Another added: 'It's so crazy to me how easily Dua and Elton became besties I love them so much also it's time for a new collab please.'

Elton was guided gently off the stage following a performance and left his audience in no doubt of the challenges he faces after losing his sight.

A production assistant held out a supportive hand for the singer to hold as he made his way backstage at the Royal Albert Hall.

For her concert special An Evening with Dua Lipa, she introduced him with the words, ‘Give it up for a man who needs no introduction, Elton John.'

When the final chorus of their chart-topping hit Cold Heart arrived, Sir Elton stood briefly, swaying gently to the music, though he refrained from moving his feet.

As the song ended, The Goodbye Yellow Brick Road hitmaker extended his hand to the Houdini singer, holding it in the air until she realised he wanted her to take it.

His emotional performance was capped by a kiss on the cheek from Dua before Sir Elton was carefully escorted offstage.

Concertgoers described the atmosphere as electric, with one telling the Mail: 'The chemistry between Elton and Dua was really sweet and joyous to see, they clearly have a lot of love for each other and to see that live was special.'

They added: ‘He obviously wasn’t as active a stage presence as in years gone by, needing to sit down and be escorted onto the stage, but he sang as well as he ever has and filled the hall with emotion.

'It was bittersweet to see him struggling a little, and I didn’t know the extent of his vision loss, but it’s amazing he can still create such a fantastic environment in a venue of that calibre.’

Another Royal Albert Hall attendee shared: ‘It was incredible to see Elton John live, we were ecstatic to see him and truly shocked that he had come.

‘It was emotional seeing him, knowing that his health and balance was deteriorating - he was led on by the hand and perched on a stool for the majority of Cold Heart.

‘You could definitely tell that the performance meant a lot to him, he was standing and dancing hand in hand with Dua by the end of the song, along with the entire audience. 

'His vocals remained strong and compelling, I don't think his charm and charisma was lacking in the slightest.

‘The crowd was completely hooked: we were dancing and singing along to Dua and the orchestra from the beginning, however Elton John's surprise appearance transformed the night into a standout event.’