The tshirt features a H๏t dog and says New York, but the star revealed she was holidaying in Ksamil, in Albania.
Dua is the eldest child of Albanian parents, and loves to take a trip back there whenever she can to keep in touch with her heritage.
She posted a caption on the snap saying: “I never wanna leave!” with a heart emoji.
Holiday snaps
Dua also shared these stunning snaps while soaking up the Albanian sun, and fans couldn’t get enough of it.
She also posted pictures with her long-term boyfriend, Anwar Adid. She captioned the pics “My love.”
He replied saying “Lovely lady and me.”
The star looks thoroughly loved-up with her 22-year-old model boyfriend, who is the younger brother of Bella and Gigi Hadid.
They started dating in June 2019.
Bedroom display
Fans were envious of Anwar when Dua shared this incredible snap of her reclining on a bed, clad in a white dress teamed with black stockings and suspenders.
She swept her hair up in a sixties-inspired beehive style to set off the look perfectly.
As well as the glitzy white dress, she wore a Vivienne Westwood pearl necklace.
Fans couldn’t get over the picture, that Dua captioned with a series of white hearts.
Stockings
Dua is no stranger to award ceremonies, and she stole the show at this year’s Brit awards, looking like a statuette herself in a gorgeous gold dress.
She wore the stunning stockings and suspenders again, and the same Vivienne Westwood necklace. It was the first of multiple outfit changes for the star, who also gave a nod to the Spice Girls in her performance with a costume change inspired by Geri Halliwell’s infamous union jack outfit.
Miniskirt
Dua broke the internet again with this pink houndstooth outfit, teaming the crop top with a flirty short tennis skirt.
She shared a series of snaps of the outfits from different angles, and showed off her tattoo that says “angel” on her shoulder.
The star knew what she was doing when she captioned the post with “as if butter wouldn’t melt.”
Fans were quick to leave ғire emojis in reply in their thousands.
