Ariana Grande is nothing if not consistent. Since her debut album Yours Truly in 2013, the 22-year-old has had a string of top 10 singles on both sides of the Atlantic, after successfully segueing from a teen TV career (on Nickleodeon show Victorious and spin off Sam & Cat) to music world domination.

And the American singer's style has barely changed, either - but that's no bad thing.

Rather than adhering to the chameleon school of fashion theory (a la Lady Gaga or Katy Perry), Grande has a look: flippy skirts and prom dresses, crop tops, lots of pink and ALWAYS a high ponytail - and she sticks to it.

"It's nice to have a go-to style," she says. "I've always been a fan of fashion and I like to feel comfortable with what I am wearing, but I have fun changing it up from time to time too."

Just scraping the five foot mark, it's clear the diminutive brunette knows what suits her, and says her signature style gives her confidence when she's in the spotlight.

"Red carpets make me nervous, but if you feel good, it helps you to look happy and more confident. On stage and on the red carpet, I usually keep to styles that I know suit me and I'm going to feel comfortable in."

Now, Grande is bringing her trademark brand of flirty fashion to the masses by teaming up with Brit brand Lipsy for her first clothing collaboration, beginning with a 25-piece spring collection (plus jewellery).

Split into daywear, party pieces and prom looks, the range perfectly distils the short and sweet aesthetic Grande's fans (some 120 million of them on social media) know and love - and that's who the chart-topper had in mind when she was working on the project.

"I really wanted to do something special for my fans and Lipsy really helped me make it happen. I really hope everyone likes it!" she says animatedly.

Describing the collaborative process as "super fun", it looks like the singer has caught the design bug and we reckon she's got a bunch of high street hits on her hands with this offering.

So we asked Grande to talk us through the new collection, plus her high street fashion favourites and top styling tips...

What are your favourite pieces from the Ariana Grande for Lipsy spring collection?

"I'm obsessed with the white floral bandeau dress. It's fun, flirty, feminine and just super cute. I think it's a dress you could easily dress up with heels or toughen up with the biker jacket from the collection. I also love the crop top and skirt combos."

:: Ariana Grande for Lipsy Floral Bandeau Dress, £45 (www.lipsy.co.uk)

:: Ariana Grande for Lipsy PU Biker Jacket, £68 (www.lipsy.co.uk)

You must have such a busy schedule - do you still have time to shop for yourself?

"I make time! Online shopping is the best and sometimes a little too easy. I love popping into Topshop and Anthropologie when I can."

:: Frill Top Plunge Playsuit by Rare, £46, Topshop (www.topshop.com)

:: Anthropolgie Alexia Bow-Back Shift Dress, £98 (www.anthropologie.com)

:: Anthropologie Romola Raffia Clutch, £78 (www.anthropologie.com)

What's your go-to outfit for a night out with the girls?

"I usually go for a top and skirt combo."

:: Boohoo Visa Floral Box Pleat Midi Skirt Co-ord Set, £20 (www.boohoo.com)

:: Missy Empire Estelle Gold Metallic Bandage Co-ord Top and Skirt, £42 (www.missyempire.com)

:: Amaris Skirt by Motel, £28, Topshop (www.topshop.com)

...And what about a date night look?

"A flirty little dress with a pair of mega high heels!"

:: Jones and Jones Elsa Dress in Black and White, £73.95, LittleBlackDress.co.uk

Who are your go-to designers for red carpet events?

"I wore a red Romona Keveza gown to this year's Grammys that I loved and the colour was to die for."

:: Dynasty London Capella Red Long Dress with Shawl Style, £329 (www.dynastyuk.co.uk)

Have you got any great fashion tips for petite girls - any dos or don'ts?

"Heels, heels heels! My opinion, the higher the better!"

:: Dune Amber Putty Platform Court Shoe, £70 (www.dunelondon.com)

:: New Look Black Suedette Cross Strap Platform Heels, £24.99 (www.newlook.com)

GET THE LOOK

Stella McCartney's SS16 collection features beautiful floral embroidery that could be straight out of a botanist's sketchbook, and now Oasis (who you can always count on for pretty prints) has got in on the act. Stella's duchesse satin dresses would set you back about £2,000 a piece, but the Oasis Botany V Neck Dress, is yours for just £55 (www.oasis-stores.com).

BUY IT NOW

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:: Beija Flor Can't Explain Y Bra, £60, and Can't Explain Brief, £25 (www.beijaflorlingerie.com)

FASHION FLASH

:: SOME HAPPY RETURNS

Doc Martens, jumpsuits and chokers have come top in a poll by anCnoc whisky asking for the best and worst fashions to make a comeback years after they were original in vogue. At the other end of the scale? Crocs, flares and the dreaded shell suit were the items we hope won't be back for a third round in the style spotlight.

:: SPRING CLEAN FOR JEANS

Struggling to find the motivation to clear all those unworn clothes out of your wardrobe? Well, as part of a new recycling initiative, if you deposit your clean, unwanted clothing or footwear into the collection boxes in Levi's stores, you'll get a voucher for 10% off your next purchase, so you can swap ill-advised impulse buys for some wear-forever denim. Find your nearest store go to www.levi.com.

STYLE STEAL

Bella Freud's slogan sweaters are the fashion pack's faves and now the uber-cool designer has turned her hand to bags, with the release of a pair of totes for Sport Relief, at a less than luxury price. For every £5 'Girl' or 'Everyone is Beautiful' bag sold, £1.50 goes to the campaign, which is taking place this year from March 18 to 20 (www.sainsburys.co.uk).