Mark Ronson Celebrates '90s DJ Culture With Star-Studded NYC Book Launch

Dua Lipa has been prominent in New York City during Fashion Week and the North American leg of her Radical Optimism Tour, balancing a busy schedule of concerts, parties, and business ventures. She attended Mark Ronson's book launch party for "Night People: How to Be a DJ in ’90s New York City," where she wore bold, revealing outfits including a black leather bra top and leather shorts, embodying a glamorous, rock-star aesthetic. Ronson's event celebrated the 1990s DJ culture and featured performances, including a surprise by Souls of Mischief, with Ronson reflecting on the era's magic and his own start in DJing. Dua and her fiancé, Callum Turner, are reportedly looking for a luxury home in Spain and have launched a film production company together, showing their ambition beyond music. Throughout her appearances, Dua has been noted for her fashion-forward, sometimes provocative style, combining elements like sheer dresses, metallic accessories, and vintage-inspired looks. Meanwhile, Ronson, in his book, candidly discusses his early encounter with Michael Jackson, offering insight into his personal history and reflections amid broader controversies.