Featuring a pair of curve accentuating jeans, a matching corset and cropped jacket, the look was emblazoned with a white print design of the brand’s name.

Going full throttle, Lizzo even ensured she had matching open-toe heels in the same design, while adding a head scarf in the same print.

Sold online from her brand Yitty’s website, the look retails at full price for $229.85, with the jacket and corset currently on a VIP member sale for less than half price.

She was glowing as she stepped out in Central London, with her thick dark chocolate tresses left to fall freely in a slight wave.

The songstress, real name Melissa Viviane Jefferson, added a glowing palette of makeup to the look while being hit by the Spring-like wave of sun.

And showing the international support, many fans were keen to get an autograph from the Michigan-born singer, as she was snapped signing a record for one.

Making her most of her time in the UK, Lizzo appeared on the Graham Norton show last week, before performing at the BRIT Awards on Saturday.

While she is set to return to the O2 Arena stage next month with as her tour, The Special Tour, goes around the UK.

In addition to London, the star will also visit cities such as Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham.

In addition to music, it appears Lizzo is keen to push her clothing brand too as she showcased the affordable range during this week’s appearance.

She co-created the shapewear brand with Fabletics, which is designed for every body in mind and ranges from size XS to 6X.

The inspiration behind the brand name is rooted in Lizzo’s childhood, as she previously explained: ‘Yitty is a nickname my auntie gave me when I was young.

‘She was a full-figured woman and one of the coolest people ever with bold, beautiful energy. I wanted that energy in this brand’.

She launched the brand with sportswear retailer Fabletics last year, and began sales online on April 12.