Wild thing! Myleene Klass pairs her plunging leopard print maxidress with backcombed hair for Global's Make Some Noise gala

PUBLISHED: 20:56, 24 November 2015 | UPDATED: 22:39, 24 November 2015

She certainly knows how to make a statement on the red carpet.

And Myleene Klass took things to the next level when she attended Global's Make Some Noise gala at Supernova in London on Tuesday evening.

The 37-year-old radio presenter ensured all eyes were on her in a bold leopard print maxidress with a low-cut neckline.

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Picture purr-fect: Myleene Klass wowed in a low-cut leopard print maxidress at Global's Make Some Noise gala at Supernova in London on Tuesday evening

Myleene's statement dress boasted elegant long sleeves and a floor-sweeping hemline to balance out the V-neck.

The former Hear'Say singer matched her hair and beauty look to her wild ensemble, styling her ombre locks in tousled, backcombed waves.

She added a slick of nude lipstick and a dramatic sweep of bronze eye shadow to pull the outfit together.

Hair-raising look: The Smooth FM presenter styled her ombre tresses in seriously voluminous waves

Take a walk on the wild side: Myleene showed off just the right amount of skin in the plunging gown

Smooth FM presenter Myleene rubbed shoulders with the likes of Lisa Snowdon, Emma Bunton and Kate Garraway at Global's charity event.

The media group was shining the light on specially selected projects up and down the country, which deliver life-changing work to youngsters and their families in their communities.

Meanwhile, multi-tasking Myleene - whose business ventures include ranges for Mothercare, Littlewoods and Very - recently explained why she's proud to describe herself as a 'mumpreneur'.

Subtle touches: Myleene completed her outfit with an 'M' shaped pendant and soft metallic eye shadow

Strike a pose: The mother-of-two ensured she was looking her best for the fund-raising gala, which aimed to help vulnerable youngsters

She told The Guardian: 'To be a mum is the hardest job I’ve had in my entire life.

'It’s the most fulfilling job, but also the most stressful because your audience is never satisfied.

'I’d wear that badge with pride and own that title of mumpreneur, because you have to earn that title; it just shows what every mum does – they diversify, they think outside the box and they’re enterprising.