They're signed to the same record label, so it's no wonder Rita
Ora stopped by Bridget Kelly's birthday party on her visit to New York.
The How We Do (Party) singer stood out in colourful fashion, wearing a metallic yellow and orange bomber jacket over a black shirt and trouser ensemble.
But Rita, 22, couldn't take the spotlight away from the birthday girl, who looked gorgeous in a tribal print mini dress.
Colour wars: Rita Ora hangs with Bridget Kelly at the American singer's 27th birthday party
Bridget
may be relatively unknown in the UK, but she has been seen on British
screens with Jay-Z; touring with the rapper and filling in for Alicia
Keys when they perform Empire State Of Mind for past TV appearances.
now the Roc Nation artist has benefited from the producing talents of Frank Ocean, The-Dream and Ne-Yo on her debut album, yet to be released.
Bridget's first single Special Delivery is currently no. 34 on the Billboard chart, and was followed by Street Dreamin' featuring Kendrick Lemar.
How's my hair? Rita and Bridget ruffle their main in between photos
Perfect: Hair in check, the two smile for the camera, but Rita seems more into it than the birthday girl
Coincidence? Rita hangs with actor Rick Gonzalez, whose trainers matched the nail colour of the British pop star
The 27-year old held her birthday party at the Jay-Z's 40/40 club and she was joined by a number of New York natives.
Reaper star Rick Gonzalez celebrated with Bridget and Rita, who coincidentally had exactly the same nail colour as the actor's trainers.
The London-born singer's footwear was far more chunky though, and her rubber clogs stylishly stood out from her black outfit.
Nice hat: Rita had been taking styling tips from Mila Kunis' green character in Oz The Great And Powerful
Where's the bomber? Rita arrived at The 40/40 club in a sequined blazer
The
colourful bomber was a late addition to her get up, as she arrived to
the party wearing a sequined jacket and a hat that looked like a
cast-off from Theodora in Oz The Great And Powerful.
Rita is New York to finish up the recording of her sophomore album.
Speaking to Music News, Ora said: 'This second album is more directional, much clearer. I definitely know what I want more and it's pretty straightforward with what I'm trying to say with this second album.'
'It's very clear and that's why I had to make a new album. There's still elements of pop in there, but pop from when it was pop - from the Blondie, No Doubt days to turning it into my love for '90s hip-hop.'
Taxi for Rita: The singer is in New York to work on her next album
The How We Do (Party) singer stood out in colourful fashion, wearing a metallic yellow and orange bomber jacket over a black shirt and trouser ensemble.
But Rita, 22, couldn't take the spotlight away from the birthday girl, who looked gorgeous in a tribal print mini dress.
Colour wars: Rita Ora hangs with Bridget Kelly at the American singer's 27th birthday partynow the Roc Nation artist has benefited from the producing talents of Frank Ocean, The-Dream and Ne-Yo on her debut album, yet to be released.
Bridget's first single Special Delivery is currently no. 34 on the Billboard chart, and was followed by Street Dreamin' featuring Kendrick Lemar.
How's my hair? Rita and Bridget ruffle their main in between photosPerfect: Hair in check, the two smile for the camera, but Rita seems more into it than the birthday girlCoincidence? Rita hangs with actor Rick Gonzalez, whose trainers matched the nail colour of the British pop starReaper star Rick Gonzalez celebrated with Bridget and Rita, who coincidentally had exactly the same nail colour as the actor's trainers.
The London-born singer's footwear was far more chunky though, and her rubber clogs stylishly stood out from her black outfit.
Nice hat: Rita had been taking styling tips from Mila Kunis' green character in Oz The Great And PowerfulRita is New York to finish up the recording of her sophomore album.
Speaking to Music News, Ora said: 'This second album is more directional, much clearer. I definitely know what I want more and it's pretty straightforward with what I'm trying to say with this second album.'
'It's very clear and that's why I had to make a new album. There's still elements of pop in there, but pop from when it was pop - from the Blondie, No Doubt days to turning it into my love for '90s hip-hop.'
Taxi for Rita: The singer is in New York to work on her next album