Leigh-Anne Pinnock flaunted her jaw-dropping figure in a daringly-cut black lace dress as she attended the GQ Men Of The Year Awards in London on Tuesday.
The former Little Mix star, 33, looked nothing short of sensational as she stepped onto the red carpet in the racy thigh-high split gown.
Her dazzling dress, which featured a high neckline and silver sequins, boasted a dramatic cut-out that showcased her toned midriff and legs.
Leigh-Anne added inches to her height with a strappy pair of black heels and accessorised with silver hoop earrings.
She wore her long tresses in a slicked-back updo and opted for a glowy palette of makeup to elevate her natural beauty.
The singer posed up a storm on the red carpet before heading inside the star-studded awards ceremony.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock flaunted her jaw-dropping figure in a daringly-cut black lace dress as she attended the GQ Men Of The Year Awards in London on Tuesday
The former Little Mix star, 33, looked nothing short of sensational as she stepped onto the red carpet in the racy thigh-high split gown
The GQ Men Of The Year returned for its 27th year on Tuesday night.
The annual event brings together actors, filmmakers, athletes, journalists, musicians, artists and writers to celebrate those who have helped shape in industry.
The publication, who have also released a special December edition, are recognising those who are ‘breaking the rules, changing the game, and taking their slice of the culture to another level’.
Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, Kobbie Mainoo, Cole Palmer and Central Cee, who all star on their own front covers, co-hosted the star-studded ceremony.
Both Cole and Kobbie lead the sports category after the pair enjoyed stunning seasons at club level and played a role in England reaching the Euro 2024 final.
Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty OBE and Paralympian tennis player Alfie Hewett are also recognised.
Other honourees include TV stars; Kit Harington, Baby Reindeer’s Richard Gadd, Adrien Brody, Naomi Ackie, Louis Partridge, Bad Sisters Eve Hewson, Ewan Mitchell and One Day’s Ambika Mod.
The band Fontaines DC, designer and artist Slawn, American playwright Jeremy O.Harris, film director Steve McQueen, music producer AG Cook, writer Armando Iannuci and DJ Nia Archives will also be awarded.
