Doja Cat bundles up in black and tan as she jets out of NYC after hosting the 2021 MTV VMAs

She was the host with the most during last night’s VMAs.

And Doja Cat kept that momentum going as she jetted out of NYC on Monday.

The Say So songstress, 25, balanced style and comfort wearing a cozy leather jacket with silver tresses and a slashed tee shirt.

On-the-go: Doja Cat showed off her eclectic style in a relaxed black and tan travel outfit as she jetted out of NYC on Monday

Doja – real name Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini – covered up in a flowy black and cream coat which featured leather and fleece.

On bottom, she rocked loose pants with red, white and brown crosshatching decorating the side and brown cuffs below.

The Moo singer trousers matched her ripped shirt, which was also in shades of black, brown and red.

Keeping eclectic with her accessories, Doja topped silver chin-length locks with a grey knit cap while rocking door-knocker earrings and square, purple-tinted shades.

Comfy: Doja – real name Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini – covered up in a flowy black and cream coat which featured leather and fleece

Stage presence: The evening prior the Best Friend songstress donned an array of outrageous outfits while hosting and performing at the VMAs, seen during her high-flying aerial act above

Since she was on the move she had a collection of bags, seen carrying a gold and white bag as well as a fuzzy purse that looked like a teddy bear across her front.

The evening prior the Best Friend songstress donned an array of outrageous outfits while doing hosting duty at the 2021 VMAs at Brooklyn’s Barclay’s Center. 

She also performed her songs Been Like This and You Right with an aerial act, flying around the stage held up by wires.

Double trouble! Doja won the Best Collaboration and the Best Art Direction awards

The star came into the show strong with six nominations.

And she ended up taking home Best Collab with SZA for Kiss Me More as well as winning Best Art Direction for the song Best Friend with Saweetie.

And her second acceptance speech was something to remember, as she took the stage to grab her Best Collab trophy wearing a wild quilted number that looked like a combination of a caterpillar and a Klimt painting.

‘I never thought I’d be dressed as a worm while accepting an award,’ she laughed.

Doing the worm: Her second acceptance speech was something to remember, as she took the stage to grab her Best Collab trophy wearing a wild quilted number that looked like a combination of a caterpillar and a Klimt painting