Claudia Winkleman and Beverley Knight showed off their glamorous sense of style as they graced the red carpet at the Centrepoint Awards on Wednesday.
The Traitors host, 52, showcased her trendy sense of style at The British Museum as she stepped out in a black velvet jumpsuit.
Her high-neck, long-sleeved top featured a bejewelled silver neckline and dramatic padded shoulder pads.
She layered her flared black trousers over a pair of bright white stilettos and accessorised with a black leather clutch.
Adding a pop of colour to the carpet, actress Beverley, 51, put on very leggy display as she wore a coral strapless dress.
Claudia Winkleman, 52, and Beverley Knight, 51, showed off their glamorous sense of style as they graced the red carpet at the Centrepoint Awards on Wednesday
The Traitors host showcased her trendy sense of style at The British Museum as she stepped out in a black velvet jumpsuit
Adding inches to her frame, she slipped into a pair of silver strappy heels and accessorised with a set of dramatic silver earrings
Her garment features a daringly high split and structured bodice detailing.
Adding inches to her frame, she slipped into a pair of silver strappy heels and accessorised with a set of dramatic silver earrings.
Making a special appearance at the awards night, Prince William looked handsome as ever in a royal blue suede blazer and black trousers.
The royal seemed in top spirits for the evening as he flashed a bright smile.
Elsewhere Lady Kitty Spencer, 33, put on an artistic display as she wore a dress which featured a tranquil boat scene.
She looked chic as ever as she flaunted the beautiful gown and slicked her blonde tresses into an elegant updo.
Gena West commanded attention at the event as she stepped out on the red carpet in a dramatic red dress, which she layered under a white cropped jacket.
Dean McCullough cut a trendy display as he stepped out in a paisley two-piece pantsuit and white trainers.
Making a special appearance at the awards night, Prince William looked handsome as ever in a royal blue suede blazer and black trousers
The royal seemed in top spirits for the evening as he flashed a bright smile
Elsewhere Lady Kitty Spencer, 33, put on an artistic display as she wore a dress which featured a tranquil boat scene
Gena West commanded attention at the event as she stepped out on the red carpet in a dramatic red dress, which she layered under a white cropped jacket
Natalie Stoneham opted for something different for the occasion as she wore a black and white striped skirt and a silky top
Dean McCullough cut a trendy display as he stepped out in a paisley two-piece pantsuit and white trainers
Natalie Stoneham opted for something different for the occasion as she wore a black and white striped skirt and a silky top.
The Centrepoint Awards celebrate the achievements of young people who have transformed their lives after experiencing homelessness.
Speaking at the event, the Prince of Wales, 42, said he is ‘inspired by the ambition and commitment of all the award winners and nominees’.
‘You should all be incredibly proud of yourselves,’ he continued. ‘What inspires me the most about the young people here this evening, is that they have not only overcome homelessness to achieve their personal ambitions, but they are also all contributing to the communities in which they live… be that through teaching, fundraising or volunteering.
‘While homelessness is of course a complex societal issue, I passionately believe that it can, and should, be ended.’
William, who looked dapper in a navy velour blazer for the event, said he believed this required ‘a movement that creates systemic change’ which ‘focuses on prevent rather than management’ and ‘ensures all young people have truly affordable options to live and thrive independently’.
He added: ‘I am delighted that Centrepoint is already making significant headway on this vision. Their work testing innovative solutions such as Upstream Prevention and the Independent Living Programme are examples of how we can create the necessary change to end youth homelessness.
‘I know that many of you here in this room are making that change possible. You are helping to improve the lives of future generations. We must remain optimistic by the progress that we see and the stories of success we hear.
‘But to achieve the level of systemic change needed to end youth homelessness in the UK, there is still so much more to do.
‘If you have been inspired by the young people you will meet this evening, then please think about what it is that you can do to bring change in your communities to ultimately end youth homelessness for good.
‘We will only be successful in bringing about that change, if we work together.’
The Prince, who also sported black trousers and a matching bowtie attended the without his wife Kate Middleton, who has been working on a slow return to public life following the news that she has finished with her chemotherapy treatment.
