Ellie Goulding wows in a metallic green one-shouldered top at Capital’s Summertime Ball

Ellie Goulding wowed fans when she took to the stage in a bold metallic green ensemble for Capital’s Summertime Ball on Sunday.

The pop star, 36, shimmered in the one-shoulder lime green iridescent pleated top.

The sleeveless top exposed her muscular arms and hugged her slender body,

The Starry-Eyed songwriter paired the top with shimmering cargo pants in a darker shade.

The pants had a silver spray print section on the design and large pockets on the legs.

She completed the look by tucking the pants into a pair of white boots with chunky heels and calves.

She embellished the outfit with chunky plastic jewelry, including a chunky bracelet, pendant earrings and a ring.

The Still Falling for You singer let go of her highlighted blonde hair, styled in a slight wave.

She kept her makeup minimal and opted for a touch of icy blue and gold eyeshadow and pink lipstick.

The mother of two looked elated to get on stage and perform for the 80,000 festival crowd.

You could see her holding her mic in front of her fans and letting them sing along to her incredible backlog of songs.

Earlier at the event, Ellie looked incredible as she arrived on the show’s orange carpet.

The Burn singer impressed in a gorgeous black cut-out jumpsuit as she prepared for her performance in front of the general public.

The superstar flaunted her bust with a sexy slit in the front revealing her sassy chest.

However, the jumpsuit’s high neckline allowed it to maintain a sophisticated chic.

It also boasted asymmetrical cut-out details at the star’s hips and waist, allowing subtle glimpses of her bronzed skin and slim physique.

While the sleeves were short and snug, the jumpsuit’s flared legs flowed across the orange-carpeted floor.

She added a splash of color to the outfit by slipping on a pair of neon orange high heels.

She accessorized the outfit with chunky silver jewelry, including hoop earrings and an unusual large ring with a hoop emblem.

Other performers at the event included Kylie Minogue, Zara Larsson, Jess Glynne, Raye and Anne-Marie for another pop showcase at the iconic sports venue.

The omens were good as temperatures rivaled the Spanish Mediterranean by climbing well above 20 degrees, with fans packed into the stadium just days after it hosted the FA Cup final.

Pop superstar Kylie, 55, looked sensational as she took the stage and turned heads in a bright red dress with waist-high slits on either side.

The sleeveless garment was tied at one end and she was wearing a pair of PVC over-the-knee boots and matching gloves.

Kylie sported a bold red lipstick while her blonde locks showed streaks of red as she performed her summer stunner Padam Padam.

Meanwhile, Jess Glynne gave a glimpse of her midriff while wearing a lilac bra top under a matching jacket.

The hitmaker, 33, wore trousers in the same shade to complete her suit, while sporting rose-tinted glasses.

Performer Jess opted for a silver statement necklace and a pair of matching earrings while sporting a striking ring on her finger.

The star wore her hair in a textured ponytail and braids, opting for lots of glamorous makeup to emphasize her beautiful features.

Elsewhere, Zara Larsson, 25, looked just as glamorous as she wore a cropped black top with a low-cut neckline for her performance.

The piece showed her belly and had decorative black and silver beads hanging from it.

She wore green cargo pants and opted for a makeup palette with a pink lip and black winged eyeliner.

Elsewhere, Raye, 25, styled herself in a sheer yellow dress that left little to the imagination.

She increased her height with chunky nude platforms and opted for quirky eye makeup to stand out from the crowd.

Prior to the event, host Roman Kemp said the event would be bigger and better than last year.

This year the show aired on ITV to home audiences and Roman, 30, said ‘it feels pretty awesome’ to help the party grow.

The Capital FM radio host introduced artists such as Niall Horan, Tom Grennan, Adam Lambert and the Jonas Brothers, among others.

He said: “We know every time we’ve been able to put on this show, 80,000 people at Wembley Stadium are all enjoying it and having the best day of their lives, but it’s time to show the rest of the UK what we can. Doing.

‘I always think that when I see other festivals or other programs on TV, I always think ours is better.

“It’s kind of like for me, this is what we do. It’s always getting bigger, it’s always getting better, more and more people can come and see it and it’s just the best day.’

Discussing what people should take away from the show, Roman said, “I want people, whoever is watching it, I want them to feel like they’re there.”

“It’s not going to be just another fast song and that’s it and on to the next one.