Dua Lipa made a surprise appearance at Madame Tussauds ahead of the Brit Awards as she unveiled a waxwork in her image on Friday night.
The pop singer, who claimed two Grammys at last Sunday's event in Los Angeles, opened the London display, which recreates one of her live performances.
The Glow Room exhibit features the outfit Lipa wore during her 2017 performance at Glastonbury.
Fans will be able to pose with the waxwork while 10 cameras fire sequentially to create a short 3D animated image to share to social media.
For the second year running, the 23-year-old leads nominations at the Brit Awards, collecting two nods for British single and two for British artist video of the year.
“It blows my mind,” the pop singer said at the launch on Friday night. “It's pretty crazy to see it come to life. I'm hoping I can take it home with me.
"I've been to Madame Tussauds a few times when I was younger and I took my family when they've come down from Kosovo and Holland and it's always been a really fun experience."
Madame Tussauds general manager Steve Davies said: "We had a lot of fun setting up this special moment with Dua for her fans.
"2019 already looks set to be another groundbreaking year for her and it's about time we celebrated our fellow Londoner."
The Dua Lipa Glow Room opens on Saturday February 16.
