Olivia Rodrigo cuts a chic figure in an leopard print cardigan and mini skirt as she steps out with close pal Conan Gray in London's Notting Hill
The pop star, 22, looked stylish in a leopard print cardigan, which she wore with a black mini skirt, showing off her slender legs to perfection.
Vampire hitmaker Olivia completed her chic outfit with a black bag and pumps, wearing her wavy hair loose with a slick of red lipstick.
Meanwhile, Conan cut an equally cool figure in a white T-shirt and a pair of ripped jeans with chunky black boots.
The two pals, who first met in 2021 and bonded over their love of Taylor Swift, were seen enjoying an early evening stroll together.
Ahead of the release of Fearless (Taylor's Version), Olivia and Conan hung out at a listening session and she shared a sweet snap of them together.
The pair have been seen together countless times since and have formed a close bond, spending holidays together and also sharing the stage.
During a stop in Vancouver for her Sour Tour in April 202, Olivia was joined by Conan on stage as they performed Katy Perry's The One That Got Away.
Olivia and Conan also share a producer, Dan Nigro. Conan is an American singer-songwriter and former YouTuber.
Born in Lemon Grove, California, and raised in Georgetown, Texas, he began uploading vlogs, covers and original songs to YouTube as a teenager.
In 2018, he signed a record deal with Republic Records, which released his debut EP, Sunset Season.
Olivia splits her time between the U.S. and London, due to her relationship with actor Louis Partridge, who is based in the English capital.
The couple have been regularly spotted together since they first sparked dating rumours in 2023.
They put on a loved-up display when they attended Wimbledon together this summer, after being invited to sit in the prestigious Royal Box.
Olivia's most notable appearance of the summer was her appearance at Glastonbury festival, where she spoke about her love for her boyfriend.
'One thing you should know about me is f***ing love England, I love England so much,' she told the crowd.
'It's bands like the Cure that first got me acquainted with England but now that I'm older I have so many things I love about England.
'I love pop culture, I love that nobody judges you for having a pint at noon it's the best. I love English sweets from M&S and Colin the Caterpillar.
'True story I have had three sticky toffee pudding since arriving at Glastonbury so safe to say I love English food.
'As luck would have it, I also really love English boys, I wrote this next song about getting to know a boy from England who loves beans on a jacket potato, I took all our little jokes and made a song called, So American.'
The singer was later joined on stage by The Cure frontman Robert, who she said is 'perhaps the best songwriter to come out of England'.
'I'm so wildly excited about this next guest,' Olivia gushed. 'He is a Glastonbury legend and a personal hero of mine.'
The duo then joined forces to perform a rendition of Friday I'm in Love, which appeared on The Cure's 1992 album Wish.
Olivia - who previously appeared at Glastonbury in 2022, when she performed on the Other Stage - also did an incredible encore featuring, So American, All-American B****, good 4 u, and get him back!
The pop star finished her show by adding: 'Thank you so much, Glasto. This really is a dream come true! I'm so very grateful. Thank you!'
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