Kelly Brook puts on a leggy display in a copper sequinned dress

Kelly Brook showed off her glamorous sense of style when she attended Global’s Make Some Noise night in London on Tuesday.

The Heart Radio presenter, 42, wore a sequined copper dress with a thigh-high slit, showing off her long legs.

Actress Kelly’s long-sleeved garment featured ruffled details on the skirt, while it was cinched at the waist to accentuate her hourglass figure.

She wore a pair of gold open-toed heels to add a few inches to her stature and wore a £350 ivory marble Cleo Wifey For Lifey clutch with gold detailing.

The TV presenter wore a lot of makeup to accentuate her beautiful features and wore her dark brown hair pinned behind her head with some strands falling to her shoulders.

Kelly posed next to her radio co-host Jason King, looking smart in a black dinner suit with a matching tie.

He completed his look by opting for a crisp white shirt while wearing a pair of neatly polished black shoes.

The star-studded event raises money for Make Some Noise, Global’s official charity, which funds small projects that provide vital support to people living in difficult circumstances.

Global Studios brought together all of its radio brands, such as Heart and Capital, at the event to raise much-needed funds for charitable causes, including food banks, mental health and domestic violence hotlines, homeless shelters and community projects.

Global’s presenters Jamie Theakston, Amanda Holden, Ashley Roberts, Jason and Kelly, Roman Kemp and Myleene Klass all gave their support on the evening.

It comes after Kelly revealed that she has always felt like an “outsider” in the fashion industry because of her shapely figure.

The model, who has been in the industry for nearly three decades, claimed she would miss out on job opportunities because fashion bosses would hire slimmer models.

During an interview with The fantastic magazine of the sun, talked about how the industry has changed and how she is now embracing her curves.

Kelly told the publication, “Working with fashion brands has always been something I’ve loved, but not all of them have always been open to me because of my shape. I was very round and not what was considered a fashionable shape.

“The fashion industry has changed so much, even buying glamorous underwear and swimwear used to be impossible if you were above a C cup.

The actress then said she got a “maternity bra” on her very first fitting when she was about 14 years old, saying it was “not a nice feeling.”