Lily Allen made a style statement as she arrived at the 2021 Fashion Awards on Monday night.
The singer, 36, donned a glamorous flared silver jumpsuit at the star-studded event at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
The star’s chic satin ensemble featured a backless blazer top which was paired with a matching belt.
Wow: Lily Allen made a style statement as she arrived at the 2021 Fashion Awards in London on Monday night
Chic: The singer, 36, donned a glamorous flared silver jumpsuit at the star-studded event at the Royal Albert Hall
Lily accessorised with gold hoop earrings, an elegant silver bangle bracelet and a slew of rings.
She styled her raven locks in a classic up-do and her glam makeup enhanced her pretty features.
Posing up a storm on the red carpet the West End actor oozed confidence.
Inside the venue Lily posed for a slew of snaps with TV and radio presenter Maya Jama.
Maya looked incredible in a cut out red floor length gown which she paired with silver open toe heels.
Style: The star’s chic satin ensemble featured a backless blazer top which was paired with a matching belt
Pose: Lily accessorised with gold hoop earrings and an elegant silver bangle bracelet and a slew of rings
Known as the British Fashion Awards up until 2016, the ceremony was first established in 1989 in a bid to spotlight those making impressive contributions to the industry.
Monday’s event will no doubt pay tribute to Virgil Abloh, who made history as Louis Vuitton’s first black artistic director, and died at age 41 on Sunday following a secret years-long battle with cancer.
The fashion prodigy, a married father of two, had been privately battling a rare form of the disease called cardiac angiosarcoma. He was diagnosed with the condition in 2019.
Work it: She styled her raven locks in a classic up-do and her glam makeup enhanced her pretty features
Fashion: Posing up a storm on the red carpet the West End actor oozed confidence
Glamorous: The singer also posed on the red carpet steps as she made her way into the venue
‘We are all shocked by this terrible news, Virgil was not only a genius designer, a visionary, he was also a man with a beautiful soul and great wisdom,’ Louis Vuitton executive director Bernault Arnault said in a statement.
‘The LVMH family joins me in this moment of great sorrow and we are all thinking of his loved ones after the passing of their husband, their brother, their father or their friend.’
His designs were supported by the biggest names in fashion, including Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Hailey Bieber, and sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid.
Glam: She donned a bandeau style top underneath the backless blazer
Fashion Awards: Lily showcased her style credentials at the star-studded event
Italian fashion designer Donatella Versace was among many celebrities to pay tribute to Abloh on Sunday.
‘Virgil, I am lost for words,’ Versace said on Instagram. ‘The world has lost a fashion superstar. An innovator. A creator for the history books. I am thinking of all your loved ones on this tragic day.’
Born on September 30, 1980 in Chicago, the first generation Ghanaian-American Abloh was raised in Rockford, Illinois.
Although having no formal training as a designer, he learned from his mother who was a seamstress.
Stars: Inside the venue Lily posed for a slew of snaps with TV and radio presenter Maya Jama
Pose: Maya looked incredible in a cut out red floor length gown which she paired with silver open toe heels
On the day he graduated from engineering school in 2003, Virgil met Kanye West and went on to meet his then-manager John Monopoly. He became a member of his creative team soon after.
Abloh began his fashion career in 2009 when he interned for Fendi in Rome, Italy, alongside West, Vogue reported.
The pair became fast friends and collaborators, and in 2010 Abloh was named creative director of West’s creative content agency Donda.
News of his death sent shockwaves rippling through social media, where celebrities and fans expressed shock and offered condolences.
R.I.P: Monday’s event will no doubt pay tribute to Virgil Abloh, who made history as Louis Vuitton’s first black artistic director, and died at age 41 on Sunday following a secret years-long battle with cancer (Gigi Hadid and Virgil in 2019)
