AJ Odudu, Vick Hope and Mollie King brought the glamour to the world of rock and roll at the Rolling Stone Awards at London’s Camden Roundhouse on Thursday.
It is the first time the UK has ever hosted the awards ceremony and during the evening 13 winners will be inducted into the Rolling Stone UK Hall of Fame.
Big Brother host AJ, 35, put on a daring display as she showcased her incredible figure in a purple PVC gown, which featured a daring thigh slit.
Meanwhile, Vick, 34, flashed her toned legs in a discoball-style mini dress, which was covered in big silver sequins and teamed with strappy heels.
Radio presenter Mollie King, 36, cut a super glam figure at the bash in a nude co-ord, which featured a corset-style top and a matching maxi skirt.
The form-fitting two-piece highlighted her toned figure as she posed for pictures on the red carpet before heading into the ceremony.
Guests: AJ Odudu (left), Vick Hope (right) and Mollie King brought the glamour to the world of rock and roll at the Rolling Stone Awards at London’s Camden Roundhouse on Thursday
Sizzling: Big Brother host AJ, 35, put on a daring display as she showcased her incredible figure in a purple PVC gown, which featured a daring thigh slit
Nude sensation: Radio presenter Mollie King, 36, cut a super glam figure at the bash in a nude co-ord, which featured a corset-style top and a matching maxi skirt
Glam: The outfit was embellished with bejewelled broaches, while she accessorised the look with a pair of statement gold earrings
The outfit was embellished with bejewelled broaches, while she accessorised the look with a pair of statement gold earrings.
Mollie wore her blonde locks in a sleek bob and her make-up was perfectly applied in a neutral pallet.
Comic Munya Chawaw, 30, will host the event, with live performances. The ceremony is sponsored by Volvo and hosted in collaboration with Remy Martin.
Ozzy Osbourne will receive the Icon Award.
The Prince of Darkness, 74, who rose to prominence during the 1970s as the lead vocalist of the heavy metal band Black Sabbath, will not perform, but will give a speech at the ceremony.
For the Artist Award, Jessie Ware will compete against Raye, Grian Chatten, J Hus, Jorja Smith and Romy.
Dua Lipa will battle it out against Ellie Goulding, Kenya Grace, Dave & Central Cee and Pink Pantheres for Best Song.
Ren, Maisie Peters, Wunderhorse, Olivia Dean, Nia Archives, ShyGirl are all up for the Breakthrough Award.
In the Live Act category, Nova Twins, Loyle Carner, Yungblud, Elton John, Louis Tomlinson and Rina Sawayama are nominated.
Blur – The Ballad of Darren, Raye – My 21st Century Blues, J Hus – Beautiful and Brutal Yard, Young Fathers – Heavy Heavy, Jorja Smith – Falling or Flying, Romy – Mid Air, Niall Horan – The Show and The Chemical Brothers – For That Beautiful Feeling are up for The Album Award.
For Best Festival, Glastonbury, End Of The Road, Reading & Leeds, Download, Green Man and Wide Awake will go head-to-head.
Rolling Stone magazine was initially founded in San Francisco in 1967 with John Lennon on the front cover. Rolling Stone UK was founded two years ago.
Head of events at Roundhouse Rhian Pressley said: ‘We’re thrilled to be hosting the first ever Rolling Stone UK awards. It promises to be a very special evening with some brilliant artists.
‘With Roundhouse’s incredible music legacy, we have a similar synergy with the magazine.
‘And that is to celebrate those with talent, who want to break the mould, push the boundaries and succeed in their artistic realm.’
Grunge: Kenya Grace – whose single Strangers made it to No.1 in the charts this year – rocked a bomber jacket with a skimpy bralet and black trousers
Double denim: British radio DJ James Barr rocked an all denim look with chunky white boots
Work it: Nova Twins put on a Gothic display in their egdy looks on the red carpet
Pose: The Last Dinner Party smouldered for the camera
