Ellie Goulding dons black and white skintight jumpsuit for Sydney gig

Ellie Goulding put on a spirited display when she took the stage at the ART for All concert celebrating the Art Gallery of New South Wales at The Domain in Sydney, Australia on Saturday.

The singer, 35, wore a striking black and white jumpsuit with a pattern of tulips throughout.

She wore a pair of matching white boots with the same color in her skintight ensemble.

Born to perform: Ellie Goulding, 35, put on a spirited display when she took the stage at the ART for All concert in Sydney, Australia on Saturday

Ellie was seen launching a series of dance moves as she performed, whipping the crowd into a frenzy.

It comes after Ellie said that her chronic anxiety is so severe that she needs to ‘numb’ herself.

The pop star said she’s delighted when she doesn’t panic and finds solace in music and exercise.

Showstopper: The singer wore a striking black and white jumpsuit with a tulip pattern at the event held by the Art Gallery of New South Wales

She said star magazine: ‘I have such chronic anxiety that in the rare moments when I don’t have anxiety, I feel so happy and overjoyed that I’m not having it.

‘If I’m in an anxious state, I don’t feel things. I fall asleep to everything.

“But art can bring something positive out of you, especially if you rediscover an artist you love.

Stylish: Ellie wore a pair of white boots to match the same color in her skintight ensemble while on stage

“Running (for fitness) was a good way to… honestly, I owe it to staying relatively sane, I guess.”

Ellie said in January on social media that she has been fighting every day to control her anxiety after having her son Arthur Ever Winter in 2021 with her husband Caspar, whom she married in August 2019.

She wrote on social media: ‘This year has also been the hardest of my life. I have struggled day, night, hour by hour with a kind of panic that I didn’t even know existed.

Star Quality: Ellie was seen launching a series of dance moves while performing, whipping the crowd into a frenzy.

“While the moments of being on stage in front of all of you have been some of the most exhilarating and calming, this year I have been struggling.

“If I were to really think about it, my anxiety has dictated so much of my life and career, and I feel sad about it.

“But it’s also made me who I am, and sometimes when I’m most terrified, when I feel like there’s no escaping the panic and fear in my heart and brain, I remind myself that I can feel.”

Problems: It comes after Ellie recently said that her chronic anxiety is so severe that she needs to “numb” herself