Opening the show, she appeared wearing a custom-made canary yellow corset-style gown, framed with extravagant feathers, by Dubai house Atelier Zuhra.
For her second look of the night, she chose Lebanese designer Nicolas Jebran, who created a red princess-cut dress with gold sequin detailing and embellished sleeves. She accessorised with a striking metal headpiece, which matched those worn by her band on stage as well as the sun goddess vibe of the stage design.
For her third look, she wore a pink and gold sequin bodice by Ukrainian designer Frolov, with matching boots and gloves.
She accessorised with jewellery by one of her go-to designers, Lorraine Schwartz, and shoes by Manolo Blahnik.
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Ahead of the concert, she walked the hotel's blue carpet in a dramatic bronze overcoat by Dolce & Gabbana.