Fancy Footwork: Rita Ora Models Sandals, Stilettos, More From Her New Collection For ShoeDazzle

Rita Ora can now add shoe designer to her impressive repertoire 

The British pop star/actress has partnered with ShoeDazzle on a brand-new curated collection, proving that mixing the everyday with the runway is the way to go.

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"I've always wanted my own shoe collection that is chic, as well as accessible, which is why partnering with ShoeDazzle has been so great!" the 30-year-old said in a press release. 

"I believe that fashion can be a creative outlet for individuals to express themselves freely," she continued. "I think it's important for everyone to have access to footwear that gives them confidence and that's what really drove my desire to collaborate with ShoeDazzle."

Designed by the Girls singer herself, the cool capsule collection includes 20 different trendy styles. The wide range of fabulous footwear, from sandals to sneakers to stilettos and boots, starts at just $30. 

For the stylish campaign, the songstress modeled a number of her shoes with killer outfits to coordinate. Standout looks include an oversized orange power suit paired with the Beatbox Or Bust Chunky Jeweled Flat Sandals and slinky mauve hued wrap dress teamed with her Golden Era Open Toe Stiletto Boots.

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"I took a lot of inspiration from women in the 90s music scene," Ora said of her highly-anticipated collection. "They all had such strength and power and were never afraid to embrace every part of what it means to be a woman. Their confidence was incredible and that’s how I want women to feel when they put on shoes from this collection."

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The first drop of the Rita Ora x ShoeDazzle collection, which features 20 trendy styles, is available now on Shoedazzle.com. The second selection will launch on April 1.