Pixie Lott looks incredible in leather skirt and boots as she celebrates her new album launch with husband Oliver Cheshire and pals Jack Whitehall and Roxy Horner

Pixie Lott looked happier than ever as she attended her album launch party at Treehouse restaurant in London with husband Oliver Cheshire on Wednesday.

The 33-year-old singer, who is releasing her first album in a decade, looked stunning in a black leather skirt which she tucked into a crisp white smart shirt.

She added a stylish burgundy fur coat over the outfit and elevated her figure with a pair of black knee-high boots.

The Mama Do singer let loose her long blonde locks and packed her belongings into a statement, camouflaged handbag.

Pixie couldn’t contain her smile as she was joined by her husband Oliver, who looked dapper in a short-sleeved navy shirt and blue jeans.

The singer was also supported by comedian Jack Whitehall and his partner Roxy Horner as they arrived at the party hand in hand.

Jack, 36, looked dapper in a beige fitted T-shirt which he donned with a matching bomber jacket and black trousers.

Meanwhile, model Roxy, 33, looked stunning in a gray knitted jumper, white wide leg jeans and tan boots.

The couple appeared to be in good spirits as they enjoyed an afternoon out without their daughter Elsie.

Encino is Pixie’s fourth studio album since her 2014 self-titled record. She already released two singles earlier this year, Somebody’s Daughter and Midnight Trash.

It comes after Pixie opened up to MailOnline about how life has changed for her after releasing new music for the first time in 10 years.

The singer shot to fame at the age of 18 when her debut single Mama Do (Uh Oh, Uh Oh) went to number one in 2009, but insisted she no longer has to worry about chart success.

The award-winning artist revealed that she is instead focusing on touring with her son Albert, who she welcomed with husband Oliver last year, and simply enjoying the album release.

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, Pixie explained that she has taken ‘five years’ to perfect her writing and sound and has not followed any ‘trends’.

She said: ‘Part of the reason for making albums like this was with live shows in mind, as if a real band was at work. Performing live is my favorite thing, I love writing, I love being in the studio, but performing live is my number one.’

She continued, “A tour with this album is definitely on the agenda. Since this album is coming out in September, I think the tour will probably be next year. But on July 11th I have my first headline show in years.

“I think people probably think it’s really rock ‘n’ roll on tour, I’m sure that’s true for a lot of bands, but that was always me, even as an 18 year old, backstage voice resting with a honey- and lemony don’t talk and warm up. It wasn’t really rock ‘n’ roll until the last show of the tour.

Still, she emphasized that this is the right time for her comeback, as she reasoned, “I feel like the timing is perfect. Most importantly, I get to experience this whole new era with my little baby, Bertie.

‘I’m going to take him to as many experiences and adventures as possible. He already has his little earmuffs so he can come to the show and I’m happy to share them with him this time.”

Pixie admitted that she is still “learning the ropes” of the music industry as it has “changed so much” since she last released an album.

She noted that artists are no longer “so focused on chart positions” and focused more on releasing singles quickly.

Pixie’s fourth studio album, Encino, was released in September 27.