A risky outfit choice! Mollie King dares to bare in backless dress as she takes a front row seat for London Fashion Week
By SARAH BULL
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It might be chilly outside but Mollie King didn't let the biting temperatures get in the way of her wowing with her outfit as London Fashion Week kicked off on Friday.
The Saturdays star showcased her petite figure in a daring patterned halter dress with extremely low-cut sides as she posed up at the Felder Felder show at Somerset House.
Mollie, 25, teamed the cute outfit with a pair of neon yellow heels and a chain-strap navy and black Aspinal of London Victoria shoulder bag.
A risky fashion choice: Mollie King wore a low-side halter dress as she made an appearance at the Felder Felder show during London Fashion Week at Somerset House on Friday
Dressed to impress: Mollie brightened up her outfit with a pair of yellow heels and a chain strap navy and black bag
Careful! Mollie nearly revealed a bit too much as she headed on to the next event
The pretty singer finished off her ensemble by wearing her blonde hair tied up in a top knot, and drew attention to her piercing eyes with lashings of black eyeliner.
And Mollie couldn't resist keeping her fans updated with her fashion week goings on via her Twitter page, admitting she was more than a little excited about her front row spot.
Tweeting a picture of herself with fellow singers VV Brown and Kate Nash, Mollie wrote: 'So nice sitting with vvbrown & katenash at #LFW.'
Making new friends: Mollie chatted to artist Pandemonia on the front row of the show
Flawless: Mollie went for a smoky eye and pale lip for the occasion
Who's your friend? Mollie arrived for the show on the arm of stylist Lloyd Power
She later added: 'Felder Felder... Great start to #LFW.'
Inspired by skateboarders from the 1970s, the show featured a model who took her shoes off half-way up the catwalk and another who gave a twirl in a skirt and almost showed off her bottom - a move that drew gasps and cheers from the crowd.
And Mollie said: 'I loved the girl who took off her shoes. I thought that was just brilliant.
'I think that's what every girl wants to do. If you're struggling a little bit in your heels you just want to take them off.'
She added that London Fashion Week is 'so exciting', and said it is 'so nice to be home' after filming a television series in the US with her band mates.
'London will always be home,' she said.
Front row seats: Mollie poses up with VV Brown and Kate Nash before the show
Front row friends: Mollie sat on the front row alongside VV Brown and Kate Nash
Block colour, chic jumpers and daring dresses: Felder Felder collection impressed
Fashion forward: Mollie tweeted a picture of the models strutting down the catwalk at the show
Mollie is sure to be a regular fixture on the front rows as Fashion Week progresses, given that she is arguably the most fashionable of the Saturdays.
And Mollie has earned herself something of a sex symbol status through her Saturdays career, although she said in a recent interview that she's not sure how she has come up with such a reputation.
She told Cosmopolitan magazine last month: 'Your personality is what makes you sexy. The way you hold and deliver yourself.
Fashion competition: Frankie Sandford was also at the shows on Friday in a bright jacket
Frankie Sandford joined her band-mate at London Fashion Week
'The women I think are sexy in any given room aren't necessarily the best-looking, but they have an aura and a confidence about them that just gives off sex appeal.
'In all honesty I don't really know how to feel sexy. But I do think it's all about being yourself. Don't transform into someone else, because people can see through that...
'Sexy is being independent, being confident and having fun.'
Quick change: Earlier in this day, Mollie wore white trousers and a sheer spotted grey top for the Jean-Pierre Braganza Fashion Show
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