There was certainly no missing Lorde when she left The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in New York City on Tuesday.
The 24-year-old singer stepped out in a figure-hugging yellow mini dress complete with cut-out detailing on the chest and torso.
She accessorised with a pair of orange and nude strappy kitten heels and layered gold chain necklaces from Merjuri.
Standout: There was certainly no missing Lorde when she left The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in New York City on Tuesday
Her long brunette hair was styled parted in the middle and worn loose in her trademark curls.
Lorde appeared in high spirits as she left the studio via a side door, waving and gesturing towards waiting fans – flashing two gold Merjuri rings in the process.
The Royals singer was accompanied by a group of men, who appeared to have been employed as security.
Bright star: The 24-year-old singer stepped out in a figure-hugging yellow mini dress complete with cut-out detailing on the chest and torso
Standing tall: She accessorised with a pair of orange and nude strappy kitten heels and layered gold chain necklaces from Merjuri
Earlier this month, Lorde – real name Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O’Connor – added more Sydney and Melbourne shows to her highly anticipated Solar Power Tour, which will commence early next year.
The Kiwi pop star announced she will be performing another two Australian concerts due to ‘unprecedented demand’.
It came only a week after she revealed she’ll be touring Down Under to promote the release of new album, Solar Power.
Her biggest fans: Lorde appeared in high spirits as she left the studio via a side door, waving and gesturing towards waiting fans
The bodyguard: The Royals singer was accompanied by a group of men, who appeared to have been employed as security
The new shows were added ‘to satisfy overwhelming demand from fans during the pre-sale period’, which has now closed.
The tour will commence in Christchurch on Saturday, February 26, before concluding in Perth on Saturday, March 19.
She’ll be performing in Melbourne on Saturday, March 12, with an additional show booked for Sunday, March 13.
Hitting the road: Earlier this month, Lorde – real name Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O’Connor – added more Sydney and Melbourne shows to her highly anticipated Solar Power Tour, which will commence early next year
New dates: The Kiwi pop star announced she will be performing another two Australian concerts due to ‘unprecedented demand’
The Green Light hitmaker will then perform in Sydney on Tuesday, March 15, with a new show added for Wednesday, March 16.
This brings her tally of shows in Australia to six, with additional concerts taking place in Brisbane and Perth.
Tickets for all her shows went on sale to the general public on July 5.
Coming soon: Her upcoming tour will commence in Christchurch on Saturday, February 26, before concluding in Perth on Saturday, March 19
According to Frontier Touring, the company presenting Lorde’s Solar Power Tour, additional dates were added ‘due to unprecedented demand’.
Pre-sale tickets completely sold out for Upper Moutere, Lower Hutt, Havelock North, Melbourne and Sydney.
It will be the first time in five years that Lorde has toured her native New Zealand and Australia.
World tour: She’s also set to tour the USA, UK and Europe, with several concerts selling out within minutes of going on sale
She’s also set to tour the USA, UK and Europe, with several concerts selling out within minutes of going on sale.
Her latest single, Solar Power, was released last month, while the album of the same name is due out on Friday, August 20.
Lorde told The Guardian last month that she’d ‘pored over every f**king detail’ of her new LP.
Record-maker: Her latest single, Solar Power, was released last month, while the album of the same name is due out on Friday, August 20