Olivia Bentley stunned in a silky ivory cropped vest as she joined Ella Eyre at the Julien Macdonald show during London Fashion Week on Saturday.
The TV personality, 30, looked effortlessly chic in her low-cut top, pairing the garment with matching silk trousers.
She completed her elegant ensemble with a pair of towering leopard-print stilettos and a myriad of gold jewellery.
Meanwhile, Ella, 31, showcased her quirky fashion sense as she arrived in a green and white sheer top which she layered over a mini skirt and trousers.
To accessorise, the singer toted around her belongings in a green fur handbag and slipped into a pair of green leather shoes.
Elsewhere at the event, Montana Brown continued to enjoy the glitzy events of LFW as she arrived at her second fashion show of the day in a brown figure-hugging dress.
Olivia Bentley, 30, stunned in a silky ivory cropped vest as she joined Ella Eyre, 31, at the Julien Macdonald show during London Fashion Week on Saturday.
Ella showcased her quirky fashion sense as she arrived in a green and white sheer top which she layered over a mini skirt and trousers
Katherine Jenkins looked sensational as she wore a black leather trench coat, which she paired with black stilettos and a black leather clutch.
Karen Millen opted for a more casual look with a brown buttoned-up shirt and leather trousers.
Sophia Hadjipanteli sent pulses racing in a low-cut latex catsuit, which she paired with strapped kitten heels.
Bella Tilbury chose a more low-key ensemble for the LFW show as she arrived in an off-the-shoulder garment and tights.
Love Island's Montana has been very busy during LFW as she attended the Labrum show.
The former islander, 30, wore a tailored denim utility jacket which she teamed with a matching pair of balloon jeans.
She cinched in her outfit with a belt and elevated her height with strappy heels before accessorising with a chrome clutch bag.
Montana completed her smart look with a pair of sunglasses and pulled her hair back into a sleek bun.
Elsewhere at the event, Montana Brown continued to enjoy the glitzy events of LFW as she arrived at her second fashion show of the day in a brown figure-hugging dress
Katherine Jenkins looked sensational as she wore a black leather trench coat, which she paired with black stilettos and a black leather clutch
Karen Millen opted for a more casual look with a brown buttoned-up shirt and leather trousers
Sophia Hadjipanteli sent pulses racing in a low-cut latex catsuit, which she paired with strapped kitten heels
Bella Tilbury chose a more low-key ensemble for the LFW show as she arrived in an off-the-shoulder garment and tights
Grace Jackson (pictured with Jessica Wright) appeared elated at the fashion event as she stepped out in a black fur and leather coat
Jessica looked incredible as she stepped out in a double-breated black dress which featured puff sleeves and large silver buttons
Pictured L to R: Eunice Olumide, Ida Brooke, Ella, Montana, Katherine, Nadine Leopold and Sophia
Love Island's Montana has been very busy during LFW as she attended the Labrum show
Montana recently sparked backlash from fans for sharing a 'patronising' post complaining parents 'shouldn't buy ready-made pouches' for their children.
She shares son Jude with her fiancé Mark O'Connor and they also have a baby girl called Miley, 13 months.
In a post on TikTok, Montana said she was 'sickened' that parents were lured into the idea of buying 'kid-friendly' products such as branded snacks and pouches of food, insisting that most of them are 'full of c**p.'
The star continued that it's become 'hard' to avoid ultra-processed food when it comes to making meals for her family, and urged other parents to just give their children 'a piece of carrot or cucumber instead.'
Her post sparked a sea of complaints, with some accusing Montana of 'guilt-tripping parents,' who may rely on pouches to feed their children while juggling their busy work schedules.
However others defended the star, agreeing with her claims that such products are little more than a 'marketing' ploy.
In the video, Montana said: 'Guys this is for the mothers, or soon-to-be mothers, don't get into the trap of buying kids food.
'Like going to the kids aisle in the shop and seeing all these kiddylicious wafers, ooh a chicken casserole in a little squirty thing, I hate them, I really hate them, I think, they want it to be so easy for us they want it to be so convenient that we buy them every day and feed them to our kids because it's healthy and easy way to, you don't have t make them a chicken casserole. It's full of c**p.'
