Paloma Faith ditched her blonde hair and went back to fiery as she debuted her newly dyed locks at the British Vogue Forces For Change party on Thursday.
The singer, 42, who sported a similar look in her early career, turned heads at the star-studded event in a figure-hugging black gown.
Paloma’s hair was cut short and framed her dainty features which she accentuated with a dewey make-up palette.
The songstress completed the look with striking copper opera gloves and a pair of pointed heels.
The party was held to celebrate the Forces For Change partnership, an initiative aiming to provide leaders, rising stars and new disruptors a platform to discuss social, cultural and political issues.
Ravishing red: Paloma Faith, 42, ditched her blonde hair and went back to fiery as she debuted her newly dyed locks at the British Vogue Forces For Change party on Thursday
Sensational: Paloma looked gorgeous with her brand new look (L) less than a week after she attended to the Evening Standard Theatre Awards as a blonde (R)
It comes after Paloma put on a very racy display as she posed topless for a slew of sexy snaps.
She took to Instagram to post the raunchy photos and covered her blonde locks over her assets.
Captioning the post, she jokingly penned: ‘Embrace the MILF era and the MILF era will embrace you in return’.
The mother-of-two, who shares two children aged five and two, wore a gold dainty necklace with her name initialled on.
The term MILF (mother I’d like to f**k) is best know from the movie American Pie, after Jennifer Coolidge claimed the term in the movie by her teen son’s classmate, much to his horror.
In an interview with SheerLuxe , Paloma admitted her breakup from husband Leyman Lahcine is ‘the worst thing that’s ever happened to me in my life’.
The mother-of-two married the French artist, 36, in 2017 before confirming they’d split in 2022 after nine years together. She was previously married to taxidermist Rian Hayes but they divorced in 2005, just one year after tying the knot.
Paloma confirmed she and Leyman are still in touch, but sometimes the conversations can be ‘harrowing’ – describing the separation as ‘devastating’, yet ‘liberating’.
Glam: The singer turned heads in a figure-hugging black gown.
Gorgeous: Paloma’s hair was cut short and framed her dainty features which she accentuated with a dewey make-up palette
Style: The songstress completed the look with striking copper opera gloves and a pair of pointed heels
Lady in red: She previously sported ginger locks earlier in her career (pictured in 2012)
She said: ‘It’s about the worst breakup I’ve ever had, because it’s the longest relationship I’ve ever had, and we obviously had two kids together, so it’s the worst thing that’s ever happened to me in my life.
‘I couldn’t ignore it when I was writing, but also the most private I feel about it because there’s kids involved, so it’s weird but I’m hoping the songs speak for themselves.
‘I’m not mincing my words, am I, when I’m doing a song called How You Leave A Man? It’s like, ‘Oh I wonder what it’s about.’ But I find it liberating.
‘I feel like the whole album, when you go from start to finish, it’s basically chronicling the stages of grief and it goes from the self destructive moments to the insular moments to the really vulnerable moments and actually the kind of unusual bits for me as a female artist are the empowered moments.’
Candid: Paloma admitted her breakup from husband Leyman Lahcine was ‘the worst thing that’s ever happened to me in my life’ (pictured together in 2015)
