Karrueche Tran wears Manchester United icon Peter Schmeichel shirt as a dress

Karrueche Tran wore a  Peter Schmeichel shirt as a dress as she attended Victoria Monét's sold-out show at Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles on Thursday night.

The actress and model, 35, wore the Manchester United goalkeeper's shirt with a pair of cycling shorts, ankle boots, and a pair of sunglasses with yellow lenses.

She was joined by singer Victoria, 30, after the show who smiled widely and thanked her for her presence with a hug.

Also at the concert was Zendaya who looked casual in a dark denim jacket alongside Terrell Grice, 30, a YouTube talk show host and singer-songwriter, who also wore denim.

Winne Harlow attended wearing a crop top and cargo pants which gave a flash of her abs.

Glee's Amber Riley, who is now enjoying success as a solo artist, wore light brown high-waisted trousers with a long-sleeved shirt which she unbuttoned and tied in a knot.

Victoria is currently on her Jaguar tour which started in September and is due to end in November.

It is to promote her debut album Jaguar II and her fifth EP Jaguar which both came out in August.

The tour has 26 dates and is spanning four countries: The U.S., Canada, Brazil, and England.

Victoria announced on Instagram that the tour sold out entirely just minutes after tickets went on sale.

Before gaining success as a solo artist, Victoria was a Grammy-award winning songwriter.

She worked with the likes of Ariana Grande, Blackpink, and rapper Nas, with Ariana's song 7 Rings winning Record of the Year.

Victoria's first hit was a collaboration with Ariana Grande entitled Monopoly.

Peter Schmeichel made almost three hundred appearances for Manchester United from 1991 to 1999.

Originally from Denmark, the goalkeeper went on to captain the club and led them to their victory in the 1999 UEFA Champions League.

Karrueche's affection for Manchester United perhaps began when she was spotted cuddling up to Memphis Depay.

She was last linked to American football player Victor Cruz in 2021.