Rita Ora was sure to turn heads as she rocked an oversized blazer and very quirky headpiece at amfAR's London gala held at The Chancery Rosewood on Friday night.
The singer, 35, was joined by a glam Kelly Osbourne as they led the stars at the charity event which coincides with Frieze Art Fair and BFI London Film Festival and raises vital funds for HIV/Aids research.
Rita cut a striking figure as she modelled a chunky, large-lapel blazer with a matching pencil skirt with button detailing.
Completing her outfit, the Anywhere hitmaker donned towering stilettos and added an eye-catching headpiece that stretched up into the air.
The star was on fine form as she struck a number of poses on the carpet before posing up a storm inside.
Meanwhile, Kelly, 41, looked lovely in a black off-the-shoulder gown with gold floral embellishments.
Rita Ora was sure to turn heads as she rocked an oversized blazer and very quirky headpiece at amfAR's London gala held at The Chancery Rosewood on Friday night
The singer, 35, was joined by a glam Kelly Osbourne as they led the stars at the charity event which coincides with Frieze Art Fair and BFI London Film Festival
The TV personality accessorised her look with a number of gold chains, while she swept her blonde tresses into a slicked-back style.
The pair were in good company on the night as other attendees included Mel C and her new husband Chris Dingwall.
Other notable attendees included DJ Fat Tony, Ed Westwick, Natasha Lyonne, Jeremy Irons and Edward Enninful.
Rita's head-turning ensembles come after she stole the spotlight once again as she supported her husband Taika Waititi at the premiere of his new film Klara And The Sun on Thursday.
The singer arrived for the red carpet at the BFI London Film Festival in a kooky black lace gown and a huge headpiece.
Rita commanded attention with her fun look which included her sheer lace dress with a puffball skirt, and matching thorny fascinator.
Alongside posing with her proud spouse, she was joined by the film's stars Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams.
Rita's outing was her first since it emerged she is being sued by her former manager for £3.2million over claims she did not hand over a percentage of her earnings.
Rita cut a striking figure as she modelled a chunky, large-lapel blazer with a matching pencil skirt with button detailing
Completing her outfit, the Anywhere hitmaker donned towering stilettos and added an eye-catching headpiece that stretched up into the air
The star was on fine form as she struck a number of poses on the carpet before posing up a storm inside
Rita's choice of headwear was certainly a showpiece
Rita was seen posing with haute couture milliner Philip Treacy at the event
Meanwhile, Kelly, 41, looked lovely in a black off-the-shoulder gown with gold floral embellishments
The TV personality accessorised her look with a number of gold chains, while she swept her blonde tresses into a slicked-back style [pictured with amfAR CEO, Kyle Clifford]
The pair were in good company on the night as other attendees included Mel C and her new husband Chris Dingwall
Ed Westwick and Amy Jackson Westwick dressed to impress on the night
Julien Macdonald and Melissa Odabash struck a pose on the carpet
Kyle Clifford and DJ Fat Tony were suited and booted
Kimberley Garner showed off her back in a flowing white gown
Actor Matt Dillion was in attendance
Natasha Lyonne also rocked a bizarre head piece at the gala
Jeremy Irons, Sinead Cusack and Kyle Clifford posed together
Edward Enninful and Olivia Tyson were seen enjoying the event
The singer parted ways from her ex-manager Sarah Stennett in 2024 after working together since 2009, and it was claimed at the time they had disagreed over the 'direction of her career'.
However, things have since taken a turn and the FAE Ventures founder has lodged papers at the High Court claiming her firm is owed millions, meaning they are now locked in a legal battle.
They have claimed that Rita, who first signed with Sarah's company when she was 18, allegedly failed to hand over a cut of her earnings from tours and TV work.
The amount is said to be around the £3.2million mark, with documents claiming Rita violated contract terms by failing to pay the firm’s cut.
According to The Sun, the largest underpayment sum is just over £1.7million, with Sarah's firm claiming there were 'impermissible deductions' for professional services including advertising, accountancy and insurance.
There is another claim for £1.1million by 'unreported touring income' between spring 2019 and 2020 while on her Phoenix World Tour.
It is claimed in the document that payments to FAE 'failed to take account of certain touring income which the defendant had received (or which was received on her behalf) during that period'.
The Daily Mail has reached out to Sarah Stennett and Rita Ora's representatives who are yet to respond.