The music video for Rita Ora's song <em>New Look</em> dropped on Monday afternoon, and it is basically an ode to Dubai. The British singer tours the emirate in the two-minute-and-43-second clip – and here are the best only-in-Dubai moments from it. Anyone who's driven past or on this bridge at night will remember its neon blue waves, and Ora took advantage of that distinctive design to light up much of the video. Then there is some 'don't-try-this-at-home' driving on said bridge: not to be emulated. Al Seef, the new development on the Creek, is right next to Al Fahidi Historical District (one of our favourite neighbourhoods). The new Al Seef seeks to emulate the historical buildings it neighbours, and does so remarkably well. So much so that most people who watch this video will likely never guess these buildings are almost brand new. Al Seef is already a lovely, bustling place to hang out at night, however: we love the waterfront Syrian restaurant Al Hamidieh, and hope Ora managed to find some time to visit the always-busy Palestinian cafe Nablus for some tea and kanafeh. In the video, Rita and her girlfriends are spotted hanging out at Dubai Creek, as you do, and then her love interest hops on an abra. He's a smart man, they're such a cost effective mode of transport at Dh1 a pop, although we're not sure the abra driver would let him sit like this: Is it a music video about Dubai if you don't have <em>that </em>drone shot of the first-to-be-developed portion of Dubai's famous Sheikh Zayed Road? Then they got back in their cars to drive around this pivotal Bur Dubai artery. The street is right next to Al Seef, but feels a world away, and is home to Dubai's museum as well as a lot of textile shops. We love exploring this street in winter, but on foot to avoid the traffic. This tunnel basically means 'welcome home' to anyone who lives past Trade Centre, because you always drive through it late at night en route to your apartment/villa from the airport. It also means 'time to get to work' for people who live before Trade Centre and have to brave the traffic every day. A quotidian Dubai legend. "What you going to do when the sun goes down?" Rita sings as the camera pans over the world's tallest building. Our answer? Stare at the world's tallest building as it lights up the night sky, of course. And take photos for the 'Gram. This one looks limited edition (cue hundreds of people frantically researching how to get one).