Singer Lily Allen was among the winners at the glitzy Glamour Women of the Year Awards, where she was the centre of attention thanks to her eye-popping black dress
Lily Allen put on a jaw-dropping display as she went braless in a barely-there black dress for the Glamour Women of the Year Awards.
The Littlest Things singer, 38, is no stranger to showing a bit of skin at showbizzy events. But she pulled out at the stops this time, stealing the show in the miniscule number.
The tiny black dress was comprised of a couple of scraps of material on the top that protected Lily’s modesty while also creating the deepest of plunges, with a few thing strips around the midriff. It fell into skimpy black bottoms with huge cut-outs showing off the star’s toned torso.
The little pants were covered in a floor-length skirt that was full of sparkles that twinkled as Lily walked. The flowing material was just sheer enough to show off the star’s long legs and high black heels as she posed for the paps.
She paired the Sєxy get up with a simple necklace and one hand was adorned with an array of intricate silver rings. Lily also carried a cute black bag covered in sequins in one hand.
The singer added a pop of deep colour with bright red nails and she was also wearing huge glittery earrings that were so long they almost grazed her slender shoulders. Her short hair was dark and she wore it slicked back off her gorgeous face in the simplest of styles, making her look extra chic as she strutted up the carpet.
She also went with a less is more approach for her make-up, looking fresh-faced and natural with not much on her face and ɴuᴅᴇ lips, and just a few brushes of highlighter. However, Lily really cranked up the drama when it came to her eyes, opting for a glamorous smoky look with lots of mascara that looked stunning as she smiled for snaps.
Lily was among the winners at the star-studded awards ceremony, which honours women in many fields, including showbiz, politics and sports. She scooped the coveted Theatre Actor of the Year gong after starring on stage in productions such as The Pillowman and 2:22 A Ghost Story.