By Fay Strang
Published: 03:48 EST, 29 June 2014 | Updated: 03:50 EST, 29 June 2014
She made a flying visit to Glastonbury Festival on Friday, where she was seen hanging out with her pals in a range of outlandish outfits.
But by Saturday evening it was back to work for Rita Ora, who was spotted arriving at a music studio in London.
And the 23-year-old clearly knows that making music is the way to pay the bills as she wore a T-shirt and trousers emblazoned with dollar signs.
It's off to work she goes: Rita Ora headed to a recording studio on Saturday evening
The funky dresser teamed the out-there ensemble with a head wrap, which pulled her dyed blonde locks of her face.
After a hectic few days the singer unsurprisingly looked a little on the tired side, but still managed to wear her usual dash of red lipstick.
Her appearance comes after a typically head-turning stay at Glastonbury which saw her dress in cow print dungarees and white tasselled boots as well as Western inspired ensemble, including a cowboy hat.
Stand out: As per usual Rita turned heads, this time wearing a dollar-covered outfit
Underwraps: The singer kept her hair covered with an interesting headscarf
On the go: Rita looked a little on the tired side after a busy few days
Rita was rumoured to be performing alongside headliner Prince at the festival, however the fact she has already seems to extinguish those reports.
Last week the Purple Rain hitmaker gave one lucky reporter from the Minneapolis Star Tribune a preview of his as yet untitled upcoming album, which is expected to be released later this year and includes a 'rare rap song' he recorded with Rita.
Prince went on to reveal he wants to release the track, described as 'aggressive and menacing', as soon as possible for it to stay current because 'time is money' for celebrities like Rita who could make cash 'walking out of the house wearing a certain kind of makeup or sunglasses'.
Dress up: Rita really went all out at Glastonbury on Friday wearing cow themed ensembles
The record - which is a separate project from his new 3rdEyeGirl collaboration, 'Plectrum Electrum' - will begin with an electro-funk song called The Gold Standard, followed by a 'complex electronic discourse' tune.
It also features a 'joyful' ballad named This Could Be Us, which was inspired by a meme of him riding on a motorcycle with his 1984 movie 'Purple Rain' co-star Apollonia Kotero.
The legendary singer lamented the delay between making music and singles being released by record companies.
He said: 'Every number one song, every Top 10 song, every song in the Top 40 is at least six months old. We should be able to make music and put it out now.'
Another change: Rita changed for a third time during the day into a body suit and red jacket
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