Sophie Hermann exudes glamour in a traditional yellow lehenga as she attends fashion event to celebrate Diwali

Sophie Hermann turned heads when she attended By Rotation’s fifth birthday party celebrating Diwali in London on Tuesday evening.

The former Made in Chelsea star, 37, put on a breathtaking show in a yellow and silver lehenga.

The ensemble featured floral details embroidered onto the material, as well as scattered Swarovski crystals that sparkled under the bright lights.

Sophie made the luxurious look even more glamorous with a pink embroidered scarf and a pink and silver clutch with rhinestones.

Her locks were slicked back away from her face and styled in a long braid that fell over her shoulder.

The former Made in Chelsea star, 37, put on a breathtaking show in a yellow and silver lehenga

She added a maang tikka on top of her head and paired it with a pair of statement earrings.

The TV personality opted for a classic makeup look that consisted of voluminous lashes and a light shadow around her eyes.

Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights and celebrations generally last about five or six days.

Sophie was joined at the lavish event by Manon Lagreve, Naomi J. Ogawa, Candice Brathwaite, Tina Daheley and more.

By Rotation founder Eshita Kabra-Davies hosted the exclusive event at 42 Mayfair, London last night.

For Kabra-Davies, who is of Rajasthani descent, celebrating Diwali has deep personal meaning.

Seeing a growing demand for South Asian clothing, By Rotation now features an extensive collection of South Asian occasionwear, reflecting the platform’s inclusive community.

By Rotation started as a side hustle in 2019 and has since grown into a global platform, with notable users such as Dame Helen Mirren, Chrissy Rutherford and Abisola Omole.

The stunning pictures from the event come after Sophie revealed she has embarked on a ‘quest for immortality and eternal beauty’ with a £7k ‘Death Becomes Her facial’, insisting she ‘will not be persuaded by guilt to gracefully to grow older’.

The ensemble featured floral details embroidered onto the material, as well as scattered Swarovski crystals that sparkled under the bright lights

Sophie Hermann posed with By Rotation for Eshita Kabra-Davies (R)

The TV personality opted for a classic makeup look with voluminous lashes and a light shadow around her eyes

In 2022, the TV personality started her cosmetic journey by flying to Istanbul, Turkey for the stem cell treatment, after being inspired by the 1992 black comedy in which fading actresses drink eternal youth potions.

She insisted she once looked like The Joker after a case of botched filler in 2017, but quickly put it to rest when she saw herself back on TV.

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, Sophie explained how the procedure started when plastic surgeon Dr. Tiryaki sucked a ‘little bit’ of fat from her thigh at Gayrettepe Florence Nightingale Hospital.

He then extracted the substance for the stem cells in an “amazing machine” before injecting it back into her “facial bone and every epidermis layer of the skin.”

She continued, “And they also did a little bit of micro, it’s called Nano Fat Transfer, on the temples and cheekbones to restore bone structure.”

Speaking about her love for the film Death Becomes Her – which stars Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn as fading stars trying to outdo each other with immortality concoctions – she said: ‘It’s one of my top three films.

‘The idea of ​​actually extending your life or even achieving immortality touches me. It’s better than any orgasm I could imagine. I am constantly searching for the Holy Grail of immortality and beauty forever.’

Sophie also admitted that she visited ‘eight different doctors in London’ while looking for the perfect lip filler expert.

She said, “So I went… I learned the hard way. I had to get the lips dissolved, I had my nose to mouth line [nasolabial folds] full and I had a female doctor who I trusted a lot because she was beautiful. Big mistake.

“Oh my God, she looked at me and it took me a few months to realize what I looked like because then you really get used to your own face and you think, ‘That’s actually better,’ but then you’re like : “No, it’s actually worse.”‘

By Rotation founder Eshita Kabra-Davies looked stunning in a strapless pink maxi dress