And Pixie Lott continued to make sure she stood out at the Temperley show at London's Savoy Hotel on Sunday when she went for bold glamour in a sexy black gown.
The 22-year-old singer looked stunning in the dress, which featured a corseted bodice and a sheer skirt layered over a striped lace lining.
Sultry: Pixie Lott attends the Temperley fashion show, held at the Savoy Hotel as part of London Fashion Week spring/summer 2014
She wore her shiny hair in loose waves and complemented her elegant but edgy look with a slick of dark purple lipstick.
She also added some extra fun with some yellow nail polish and wore sultry eye makeup.
She accessorised her outfit with a simple black satin clutch bag leaving her dress to make the impact.
Fashionistas: Pixie Lott and peaches Geldof wow on the front row of the Temperley show
Pulling out all the stops: Pixie continued to make a style impact during London Fashion Week
Ethereal: Models walk the catwalk at the Temperley London show during London Fashion Week
Think pink: Florals and pink shades were one of the themes of the Temperley show
Style queens: Pixie Lott, Peaches Geldof,
Paloma Faith and Anna Kendrick watch the Temperley Fashion Show, held at
the Savoy Hotel
She also went back to being blonde after switching to brunette on Saturday.
Pixie had surprised onlookers in the afternoon after starting the day with blonde hair for the Julian Macdonald show.
Clearly excited about her new look, the pop princess took to Twitter to share a picture of her and her pal, which she captioned: ‘Hair swap @georgie_gw spur of the moment decision.’
Eye-catching: Peaches Geldof wears an embroidered gown featuring a swirling ribbon design
Animated: Pixie seemed to be enjoying herself at the event
Fashion-lover: The singer focusses her attention upon the show
Gazing: The girls look transfixed upon the action
Fashion talk: Pixie and Peaches looked like they had much to talk about at the show
Peaches Geldof looked equally striking in a gold, blue and cream embroidered dress featuring an intricate swirling design.
Peaches also wore her blonde locks loose, favouring a voluminous style, and drew attention to her lips with a bright colour, leaving her eyes understated.
The girls sat on the front row of the Temperley show alongside Paloma Faith and Anna Kendrick.
Laughs: Paloma Faith and Anna Kendrick chat at the Temperley fashion show
Boyish and feminine: Paloma Faith and Anna Kendrick wear contrasting looks
Style chameleon: On Saturday Pixie changed her hair style from blonde to brunette
TEMPERLEY s/s '14 BY RUTH STYLES AT LONDON FASHION WEEK
From
deepest, darkest Somerset, Alice Temperley is plotting to take over the
fashion world. And if she's not, she should be after unveiling a
collection that put London's wackier elements firmly in their place.
Temperley made her name with bohemian flowing dresses, and while a bit of boho is still in evidence, this was a romantically grown-up vision that will please urban girls and country ladies alike.
Shimmering silk-organza gowns in cream and blush pink gave way to darkly dramatic dresses dressed up with fringed capes and festooned with polka dots.
There was a dash of purple print too, on frocks that had more than a hint of pre-Wang Balenciaga about them, and a surprisingly successful attempt to combine loud leopard print with feminine florals.
Best of all though, were the skirts. Temperley doesn't really do trousers but she does maxis like she means them and that was certainly the case here. Whether gently puffed animal print or inky ruched tulle, Temperley's were a tour de force.
Temperley made her name with bohemian flowing dresses, and while a bit of boho is still in evidence, this was a romantically grown-up vision that will please urban girls and country ladies alike.
Shimmering silk-organza gowns in cream and blush pink gave way to darkly dramatic dresses dressed up with fringed capes and festooned with polka dots.
There was a dash of purple print too, on frocks that had more than a hint of pre-Wang Balenciaga about them, and a surprisingly successful attempt to combine loud leopard print with feminine florals.
Best of all though, were the skirts. Temperley doesn't really do trousers but she does maxis like she means them and that was certainly the case here. Whether gently puffed animal print or inky ruched tulle, Temperley's were a tour de force.
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