Lisa Snowdon puts on a leggy display in a thigh-skimming red mini dress at launch of her debut book

Lisa Snowdon knew exactly how to turn heads at the VIP launch of debut book Just Getting Started in London on Wednesday.

The TV and radio presenter, 51, put on a very leggy display in a thigh-skimming red mini dress for the special night at Upstairs at the Langan’s.

The eye-catching number shows off a round crew neckline and elegant short sleeves.

The stunner lifted her enviable body with a pair of red and sparkly stilettos, drawing all the more attention to her toned pins.

Lisa accentuated her natural beauty with a flawless makeup palette that included a dark winged eye and a pop of pink lipstick.

She accessorized with eye-catching diamond earrings and a collection of silver rings.

The beauty straightened her dark brown locks and fell over her shoulders.

Lisa appeared in high spirits for the evening as she posed with her debut book.

Lisa’s new book aims to help other women, especially those going through menopause.

The official synopsis reads, “Lisa Snowdon is on a mission to spread the word: getting old just means getting better!

“After struggling for over a decade after entering menopause in her early 40s, Lisa Snowdon has come to realize something she wants all women to understand.

“This new phase of life is actually a golden opportunity: a chance to become an even stronger, even bolder you.

‘In Just Getting Started, Lisa guides you through all stages of life, from fertility to pregnancy, menopause and beyond.

By being patient, kind and open-minded, by learning and listening to what your body needs, you too will come through menopause with a smile on your face.

With no topics off limits, Lisa walks you through every issue she’s faced herself, from coping with weight gain, battling her hormones, reviving her sex life, and finding a newfound sense of self-love.

Refreshingly intimate and immensely inspiring, this is your essential companion for embracing life and enjoying your second spring. Because actually the best is yet to come.’

There to show her support for Lisa was Vanessa Feltz, who stunned in a black and gold sequined midi dress.

The TV presenter, 61, showed off her slimmed-down physique in the figure-hugging number, which cinched at the waist to show off her body even more.

Vanessa paired her look with black platform shoes and a gorgeous face of makeup for the event.

She appeared cheerful as she put an arm around her and raised a storm.

Strictly’s Katya Jones and Olympic snowboarder Aimee Fuller also attended the launch.

The Strictly Come Dancing professional, 33, stunned in a black mini dress with a sassy split in her thigh.

She paired the look with an oversized black blazer and stylish black sneakers.

Meanwhile, Aimee looked as chic as ever in a black denim skirt, black top and pale pink cardigan.

To add a touch of flair to her look, she wore a Gucci belt and wore thigh-high black boots.

It comes after Lisa bravely discussed her “many fertility struggles” during a performance in Lorraine on Tuesday.

The presenter revealed that she suffered a devastating miscarriage live on air following a violent assault from an abusive ex-boyfriend.

Lisa told ITV presenter Lorraine of the incident: ‘I went to the bathroom and I was bleeding but I had to keep going. I had never talked about that, my many struggles with fertility. But you have to be positive.’

Lisa talks about her past in her new book Just Getting Started, where she reveals that an ex gave her lifelong injuries and scoliosis.

In quotes obtained by The Sun, she recalled receiving a black eye, a broken arm and bruises from her attacker when she was just 19 years old.

She wrote, “He would hold me against a wall, both hands around my throat, my feet dangling off the ground and pinching my neck and strangling me until I thought I was going to die.”

After becoming pregnant, Lisa explained that she made the difficult decision to terminate the pregnancy because she didn’t want to give birth to a child “with a father like that.”

She told Lorraine, “It didn’t feel right. It was the wrong relationship, sometimes I look back and think what if. But I didn’t want to be attached to that person.’

Lisa explained how she later suffered at the hands of another boyfriend after she managed to escape her previous relationship.

At the age of 41, the TV personality found out she was pregnant again, but was stuck in a cycle of dating “inappropriate men.”

Lisa said how early scans had revealed the baby’s heartbeat was weak and not growing as it should.

Devastated, she recalled being “violently assaulted” by her partner and when she went to work, she miscarried on air.

“I am convinced that the reason for my miscarriage was yes, partly because of the quality of the eggs, but also because my partner had attacked me in the street the night before, shook me violently and hit me against some metal shutters of had thrown a shop,” she said.

Lisa’s new book aims to help other women, especially those going through menopause. She spoke out about the stigma of talking about menopause and taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT) as a treatment recently.

She explained, “I want women to realize that we can own our lives. Menopause can be a blip and then we can move on.

“I didn’t expect the book to be so personal, but it just flowed out of me. I had to process things. My darkest point I was so deep and now I know that was my hormones, but it was also things from the past that I had to deal with.’

In an interview with Women’s Health UK, the TV and radio presenter reflected on how she coped with her symptoms after going into perimenopause at the age of 44.

She shared how HRT ‘really helped her’ and why she supports a campaign to make it more accessible.

Lisa told the magazine: ‘I am part of the Menopause Mandate campaign calling for HRT to be free on the NHS in England, as it is in Scotland and Wales.

“Since I went into perimenopause at age 44, HRT has really helped me, but there’s still a stigma around taking it — just like talking about menopause in general.”

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