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That's one way to cover up! Rita Ora leaves recording studio wearing bright pink balaclava and reptile-inspired outfit

Published: 17:54 EST, 20 May 2014 | Updated: 04:36 EST, 21 May 2014

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She's got to be one of the busiest women in showbusiness, so when Rita Ora left a recording studio late at night on Tuesday, she may have wanted to cover up tired eyes.

Always pushing fashion boundaries, the 23-year-old hitmaker dashed out in a neon pink balaclava which covered her whole face and had a unicorn motif on the front.

Still, there was no mistaking the gorgeous singer who flashed a glimpse of her trademark red lipstick and a reptile-inspired outfit that perhaps only she could pull off.

What was she thinking? Rita Ora left a recording studio on Tuesday night wearing a quirky pink balaclava and a reptile-inspired outfit

Rita been non-stop over the last few weeks promoting her new single which went straight in at number one.

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So it’s no surprise that Rita Ora fancied treating herself to a calorific treat on her way to the studio earlier on in the day.

The How We Do singer was spotted leaving McDonald's with a drink and bag of food.

Hard to pull off: The strange piece on headwear had a unicorn motit on the front

Cold stare: The singer looked very serious as she went about her business

Taking it back to the nineties: Ora topped off the look with a cream bomber jacket

The singer couldn’t be missed on her trip due to her leggings and T-shirt which were covered in a green reptile print.

If that wasn’t outlandish enough she kept the balaclava on, but rolled up and worn as a hat.

Clearly feeling rather thirsty the Never Let You Down singer sipped her drink as she strolled while tucking a double cheeseburger under her arm and holding onto a sauce for dipping.

Quick stop: Rita Ora was seen picking up a treat from McDonald's on Tuesday in London

She couldn't wait: Rita started on her drink and what appeared to be a double cheeseburger could be seen in her hand

Interesting look: The star wore a leggings and a T-shirt covered in a green reptile print

Her appearance comes after her 50 Shades Of Grey co-star, Jamie Dornan, dismissed claims the pair were friends.

Speaking to the Daily Star, he said: ‘She was only on set for two days. I wouldn’t say we’re friends.’

And when asked whether he found it flattering that Rita had said he was gorgeous, he replied: ‘No, I don’t.’

Hats off to her: Rita surely has to be applauded for her love of experimenting

She's on the go: It's been a very busy few weeks for the singer who has been promoting her new single

Spring in her step: Rita was full of energy and walking briskly in her eye catching trainers

But on a more positive note she announced her partnership with the Adidas, which will include five different capsule collections lasting a total of three seasons, until fall 2015.

Each of the ranges is inspired by facets of her persona, music, and visual preferences, WWD reports.

Her handful of micro-collections - which range from $30 for a beanie to $500 for a leather varsity jacket - will start hitting stores on August 21.

The star – who is the first female musical artist to collaborate with Adidas - told the paper of her excitement about the line: ‘I grew up working at a sneaker store when I was 16 and am a huge sneakerhead. It’s so cool that I’m able to do this with a brand that I sold when I was younger.’