Frankie Bridge flashes her lingerie in a stunning sheer jumpsuit as she joins Laura Whitmore and Nicola Roberts at Universal’s swanky BRITs afterparty
Frankie Bridge led the stars along with Laura Whitmore and Nicola Roberts at Universal Music’s BRITs afterparty at 180 The Strand in London on Saturday.
The Loose Women panelist, 35, made sure all eyes were on her as she donned a completely see-through jumpsuit for the occasion.
Frankie’s outfit was adorned with sparkling silver embellishments as she showed off her skimpy lingerie and toned physique underneath.
Elsewhere, Laura Whitmore, 38, put on a very leggy show in a red cut-out leather mini dress with a huge floral corsage.
She also casually wore a matching jacket over her shoulders, which also featured a striking flower.
The Loose Women panelist made sure all eyes were on her as she donned a completely sheer jumpsuit for the occasion
Meanwhile, Girls’ Aloud’s Nicola Roberts, 38, showed off her toned and tiny waist in an ultra-stylish co-ord set.
Her ensemble consisted of a wrap crop top and a fitted maxi skirt, both adorned with a quirky print.
Raye broke records at the BRIT Awards on Saturday night, winning six gongs at a star-studded ceremony at London’s O2 Arena.
The 26-year-old singer/songwriter won the first gong presented that evening, Song of the Year, for her hit Escapism ft 070 Shake, shortly before also taking home the R&B Act gong and best new artist.
She was in tears as she later accepted Album of the Year, Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year, at one point bringing her beloved grandmother onto the stage.
The star now holds the record for the most Brits won in a single ceremony, a record that previously stood at four, jointly held by Blur (1995), Adele (2016) and Harry Styles (2023).
Raye was nominated eight times – the most ever for a single artist in a single year – including winning song of the year twice, for Escapism, which won the title, and for Prada.
In addition to Raye’s huge successes, Dua Lipa also won the award for best pop act, while Kylie Minogue – who had a huge comeback hit last year with Padam Padam – scooped the global icon award. The evening was dominated by female winners, who won gongs in all but four categories.
Frankie’s outfit was adorned with sparkling silver embellishments as she showed off her skimpy lingerie and toned physique underneath (Frankie, right, pictured with a friend)
Elsewhere, Laura Whitmore, 38, put on a very leggy show in a red cut-out leather mini dress with a huge floral corsage
She also casually wore a matching jacket over her shoulders, which also featured a striking flower (pictured with husband Iain Stirling)
Meanwhile, Girls’ Aloud’s Nicola Roberts, 38, showed off her toned and tiny waist in an ultra-stylish co-ord set
Ashley Roberts put on a very provocative tone for the invitation-only event
Ashley (R) showed off her stunning figure in a tiny red mini dress decorated with flowers
Laura Hamilton from A Place In the Sun cut a chic figure
Dua Lipa picked up the fan-voted Pop Act gong and gushed to her fans, “I think for more than one reason my fans are the reasons why I’m standing here today, so I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone. One of you voted for me.’
A record number of 98 artists were in the running for the new 2024 BRIT Prize, designed by British visual artist and painter Rachel Jones.
The only men to receive awards were Calvin Harris for dance act; Sheffield quartet Bring Me The Horizon in the alternative/rock category; Casisdead for best hip-hop, grime or rap act; and duo Jungle for group of the year.
Miley Cyrus was a notable absentee that evening, thanking her for her International Song win for her smash hit Flowers in a video message.
‘Hello everyone at the British. “I want to thank you so much for voting Flowers as the International Song of the Year, and special thanks for giving me a place to wear this dress,” she said, showing off her tiny gold number.
Raye broke records at the BRIT Awards on Saturday night, winning six gongs at a star-studded ceremony at London’s O2 Arena
Best Pop Act winner Dua Lipa, 28, opened the ceremony with her new song Training Season from her upcoming third studio album
‘Hello everyone at the British. “I want to thank you so much for voting Flowers as the International Song of the Year, and special thanks for giving me a place to wear this dress,” she said, showing off her tiny gold number.
“It’s incredible to win, but the real prize is that this incredible song becomes a hit around the world. I know this video is a little short, but I just wanted it to match my dress.”
Dua Lipa and Ellie Goulding pulled out all the stops as they led the performances.
Double nominee Dua, 28, opened the ceremony with her new song Training Season from her forthcoming third studio album.
The singer looked stunning in an all-leather look as Ellie, 37, stormed the stage just a week after announcing the end of her marriage.
The night ended with Dua Lipa presenting Kylie with the Global Icon Award, leading to the Australian pop star’s final performance.
BRIT AWARDS 2024 WINNERS
SONG OF THE YEAR
Calvin Harris miracle
Casso x RAYE-Prada
Central Cee – Let go
Dave Sprinter
Dua Lipa – Dance the night
Ed Sheeran – Eyes closed
J Hus – Who told you
Kenya Grace – Strangers
Lewis Capaldi – Wish you the best
Pink Panther – Boy is a liar
RAYE – Escapism – WINNER
Rudimental – Dancing is healing
Stormzy – Firebae
Switch Disco – Respond
Venebee – Messy in Heaven
BEST NEW ARTIST
Mahalia
Olivia Dean
Pink Panther
RAYE – WINNER
Yuseff Dayes
ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Arlo Parks
Central Cee
Daaf
Dua Lipa
Fred again…
J Hus
Jessie Ware
Little Simz
Olivia Dean
RAYE – WINNER
GROUP OF THE YEAR
Fade
Pursuit and status
Headie One and K-Trap
Jungle – WINNER
Young fathers
INTERNATIONAL GROUP OF THE YEAR
Blink 182
Boygenius – WINNER
Foo Fighters
Gabriels
Paramore
DANCE ACT
Barry can’t swim
Becky Hill
Calvin Harris – WINNER
Fred again…
Romy
R&B ACT
Cleo Sol
Jorja Smid
Mahalia
RAYE – WINNER
Sault
ALTERNATIVE ROCK
Fade
Bring me the horizon – WINNER
The rolling stones
Young fathers
Yusseff Dayes
HIP HOP/GRIME/RAP ACT
Casisdead – WINNER
Central Cee
Daaf
J Hus
Little Simz
POPACT
Calvin Harris
Charli XCX
Dua Lipa – WINNER
Olivia Dean
RAYE
INTERNATIONAL ARTIST
Asake
Burna boy
Caroline Polachek
CMAT
Kylie Minogue
Lana del Rey
Miley Cyrus
Olivia Rodrigo
SZA – WINNER
Taylor Swift
INTERNATIONAL SONG OF THE YEAR
Billie Eilish – What was I made for
David Kushner – Daylight
Doja Cat – Paint the town red
Jazzy – gives me
Libyanca – People
Meghan Trainer – Make yourself look
Miley Cyrus – Flowers – WINNER
Noah Kahan – Stick Season
Oliver Tree – I miss you
Olivia Rodrigo – Vampire
Peggy Gou – It goes like this
Rema – Calm down
SZA – Kill Bill
Tate McRae – Greedy –
Tyla – Water
ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Blur – Darren’s ballad
J Hus – Beautiful
Little Simz – No, thank you
RAYE – My 21st Century Blues – WINNER
Young fathers – heavy heavy
BRITISH RISING STAR
Caity Baser
Sekou Island
The Last Dinner – WINNER