Trinny Woodall and Daughter Dazzle on Red Carpet

and lookalike daughter Lyla Elichaoff dressed to impress as they enjoyed a red carpet night out at the Variety Power Of Women event on Wednesday. 

The TV presenter, 62, looked sensational in a white satin gown as she beamed for photos alongside her glamorous daughter, 22. 

Trinny showed off her amazing figure in the long sleeved number which boasted a long pleated mesh skirt. 

The entrepreneur added a pop of colour to the ensemble as she elevated her frame in a pair of yellow stilettos and toted a silver metallic handbag. 

Styling her long tresses in voluminous waves, Trinny wore a radiant palette of makeup as she posed for photos. 

Lyla showed off her edgy style in a black halterneck maxi dress which she paired with chunky black boots. 

The 22-year-old accessorised with chunky gold hoop earrings and toted her belongings in a coordinated clutch. 

The mother-daughter duo were all smiles as they posed for photos at the bash held at the Chancery Rosewood in London.

It comes after Trinny spoke out about the financial struggles that led her to starting her eponymous £180million beauty empire. 

The What Not To Wear star appeared on 's Begin Again podcast, in which she detailed how she was left in a financial spiral after her ex-husband Johnny Elichaoff died by suicide in 2014. 

The couple were married from 1999 before separating in 2007 and officially divorcing in 2009. The entrepreneur passed away just five years later after a number of 'terrible investments', which left Trinny with debts of £300,000, despite being divorced. 

Speaking to Davina, Trinny, who shared daughter Lyla with her ex, detailed the financial woes and how Trinny London came to be: 'I was fighting in court that I should be liable for Johnny's debts... 

'I was paying lawyers' bills, and then I had to ultimately pay, starting the business I needed some money. So there was like, all this s**t was going on.'

Former drummer and businessman Johnny died at the age of 55, from jumping 50ft to his death having taken a 'potentially fatal' amount of painkillers. He had been sectioned two weeks previously for attempting to take his life in the same place.

Prior to the incident, he confided that he had made 'terrible investments in oil', saying: 'I’ve lost everything and I don’t know what to do. I feel stupid now trying to kill myself but I don’t know what I’m going to do. I have got nothing left.'

The debts surmounted to £300,000, which, via a legal loophole were left to Trinny, as he had been declared bankrupt prior to the divorce meaning she was a trustee.