Nicole Scherzinger ensured she caught the eye with her unique fashion sense as she stepped out to an after party for her new West End show Sunset Boulevard at The Savoy Hotel in London on Thursday.
The singer, 45, began starring as Norma Desmond in the new production of Sunset Boulevard at the Savoy Theatre last month.
And Nicole certainly stood out from the crowd at the party this week as she wore an abstract black and white gown.
The garment featured a structured neckline which swept across her chest and up above her shoulder.
Her hourglass figure was perfectly accentuated by the black gown which swept the floor with its long train as she posed at the event.
In style: Nicole Scherzinger, 45, caught the eye with her unique fashion sense at an after party for her new West End show Sunset Boulevard at The Savoy Hotel in London on Thursday
Fashion forward: Nicole certainly stood out from the crowd at the party this week as she wore an abstract black and white gown
Born to perform: The singer began starring as Norma Desmond in the new production of Sunset Boulevard at the Savoy Theatre last month (pictured with Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber)
A splash of colour was added to the dress with a bright orange section across her waist.
The former Pussycat Doll wore some glistening silver drop earrings and a bracelet for the night.
Nicole’s new role marks her return to the stage, eight years after she was nominated for an Olivier Award for her portrayal of Grizabella in Cats.
The musical is based on the 1950 film of the same name and features songs composed by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber, who also created the music for Cats.
It tells the story of silent-film star Norma, who dreams of making her comeback and enlists the help of a struggling screenwriter.
The role has previously been played on stage by actresses including Patti LuPone, Petula Clark and Glenn Close.
Nicole announced her part in the show in May this year.
She said: ‘I can’t wait to think and play outside the box with brilliant, cutting-edge director Jamie Lloyd.
Fashion focus: The garment featured a structured neckline which swept across her chest and up above her shoulder
Fashion forward: Her hourglass figure was perfectly accentuated by the black gown which swept the floor with its long train as she posed at the event
Looking good: A splash of colour was added to the dress with a bright orange section across her waist
In the detail: The former Pussycat Doll wore some glistening silver drop earrings and a bracelet for the night
All stars: Dame Shirley Bassey looked chic in a black ensemble as she stepped out to the star-studded event
Vibrant: Actor and Strictly Come Dancing contestant Layton Williams wore a purple outfit to the party
Famous friends: Actress Lesley Joseph and former winner of The X Factor Joe McElderry appeared in good spirits as they posed together
Incognito: Fashion designer Julien Macdonald dressed in an all-black outfit and shielded his eyes behind some dark sunglasses
‘And to have the honour of working with the legend himself, Andrew Lloyd Webber, to bring this timeless masterpiece to life.’
Andrew said: ‘Nicole is one of the finest singers I have worked with, and I can’t wait to get started on this exciting show with her and the rest of this brilliant team.’
Nicole was seen posing with Andrew on Thursday, with the composer wearing a black suit and salmon-hued shirt.
It comes after it emerged Nicole was reportedly working with an intimacy coach to help her with her sex scenes in her new role in the West End.
Smart chap: Actor James McAvoy looked dapper in a black suit and a matching shirt which he wore unbuttoned at the collar
Theatre bosses hired award-winning movement director Ingrid Mackinnon to help prepare Nicole for her intimate scenes with her co-star Tom Francis, according to The Sun.
An insider on the show told the publication: ‘Intimacy coordinators are mandatory now because actors need to feel safe with their co-stars.
‘In the past, people were taken advantage of, with actors crossing boundaries on stage.
‘A coach helps to ensure no lines are blurred which helps stamp out sexual harassment in the entertainment industry.’
