Pixie Lott looked pretty in a white pencil skirt and jacket as she arrived at an after party at London's Cafe de Paris following fashion designer Jeremy Scott's show for Moschino.

Katie Price claims her estranged husband Kieran Hayler is not "normal in the head" - but she is sticking by him.
The brunette beauty insists her spouse is getting professional help for his issues after she revealed earlier this year that he'd been having a "full blown sexual affair" with her former best friend Jane Pountney and she is prepared to see if he can change.
Speaking on her new show on FUBAR Radio, she told co-host Mark Dolan: "I know people are like, 'Get rid of him', and if a friend was telling me what's happened I'd say the same but when you're in that situation sometimes you've got to be an adult.
"It isn't normal what he's done at all. He can't be normal in the head to have done what he's done so he's getting help. I can only stick by him and just see what happens."
The 36-year-old star has 10-month-old son Jett with Kieran and is pregnant with their second child and despite previously being adamant she was going to divorce him, she's now hoping they'll be able to work things out.
Katie - who also has three other children, Harvey, 12, Junior, eight, and Princess Tiaamii, six, from previous relationships - said: "I'm not ruling anything out, he's getting help and time's a healer. I've come to a point and it's a serious matter. I've done absolutely nothing wrong. He's obviously been with my best friend and another woman and all I can do is deal with the situation and get him help and you never know he might end up being better than he was before.
Commenting on her relationship with Jane, she added: "What he's done to me is cruel. It's disgusting and what she's done is disgusting."
Katie also slammed her first husband Peter Andre - the father of Junior and Princess - claiming all he's interested in is "money and fame".
Quizzed on whether they were on good terms, she said: "No, not at all. It is a shame, but not at all. He's not a nice person. The Pete I know now is not the Pete that I met and to me it's all about fame and money with him now. What happens behind closed doors is definitely not the person you see on TV."
Katie was also previously married to cage fighter Alex Reid, her second spouse.

John Lennon's murderer was under the control of "dark" aliens determined to eradicate his messages of peace and love, it has been claimed.
The late Beatles legend was assassinated by Mark Chapman outside the Dakota Building in New York City in 1980, with the deranged fan blaming the "devil" for his actions.
Extraterrestrial expert Michael C. Luckman believes Lennon was at the centre of a battle between different species of aliens which resulted in his death.
Luckman - author of 'Alien Rock: The Rock 'n' Roll Extraterrestrial Connection' and a forthcoming sequel 'Rock Stars, Hollywood and Alien Contact: Celebrities' Inside Secrets' - claims Lennon was regularly sent messages from intergalactic beings to include in his music with him acting as a vessel for them, something he was able to do because of the way his brain was wired, and at one point Lennon even had a close encounter of the third kind.
The veteran UFO researcher exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "This is what enabled John Lennon to receive musical messages broadcast from space and compose hit songs celebrating peace, love and freedom. John was the ideal candidate for alien contact. "Much later on he had two UFO encounters, one which may have involved a meeting with four little grey aliens at the Dakota Apartments in New York City where he lived with Yoko Ono."
Luckman claims it was these messages of peace and love which led to Chapman - who is still incarcerated in prison for shooting the musician - being targeted by rival aliens determined to stop the 'Gimme Some Truth' singer from spreading his messages of love.
Luckman added: "When Chapman blamed the devil for ordering him to kill Lennon, he may have indeed been operating under the influence of negative entities who were upset with John's universal message of brotherhood and wanted to stop him dead in his tracks before he could become even more powerful.
"The circumstances that led to Lennon's death can easily be seen as a classic battle of light and dark forces, in this case a battle for the soul of rock 'n roll."
When describing the songwriting process, Lennon himself claimed he often "felt like a hollow temple filled with many spirits, each one passing through me, each one inhabiting me for a little time and then leaving me to be replaced by another".
While his widow Yoko Ono has previously stated she believes her deceased husband and his Beatles bandmates - Sir Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and the late George Harrison - were musical "mediums".
She is quoted as saying: "They were like mediums. They weren't conscious of everything they were saying, but it (the music) was coming through them."

Alessandra Ambrosio cooled down with an ice cream as she enjoyed the sunshine in Brentwood, California. The supermodel wore a pretty printed sun dress and an orange fedora.

Adriana Lima showed off her enviable legs in a pair of tiny denim shorts as she strolled bare foot on the beach in Miami, Florida.

Olivia Wilde sported a black leather jacket and jeans as she met up with a group of friends to watch the 2014 FIFA World Cup in New York.

Kim Kardashian spilled out of her black blazer as she arrived at Serafina restaurant in New York for a lunch date with her 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' co-star sister Kourtney.

Halle Berry showed off her stunning figure in a fitted grey dress as she arrived at the 'Extant' première at the California Science Centre in Los Angeles.

A car once owned by Britain's Prince Harry has failed to sell.
Car dealer Baron Cole paid £37,500 in February for a black RS3 Audi hatchback - nearly £2,000 more than its list price - and hoped to use its royal connection to sell it on for £40,000, but with the rush of buyers he anticipated failing to materialise, he has now sold it to another dealer for the price he originally paid.
Mr. Cole said: "Audi made no secret of the fact it was Prince Harry's car. It was even announced as such at the Audi UK auction.
"It was bought at auction by an Audi dealer in Stafford who I bought it after they confirmed in an e-mail that it had been a 'Royal Car' which had been used by Prince Harry."
The trader - who previously sold three former royal vehicles, two Land Rovers and a Jaguar - thinks the vehicle was too basic to attract buyers.
He explained to the Daily Express newspaper: "I thought it would have loads of added extras, but actually it was very low spec.
"The only extra thing Harry had was privacy glass. I came to the conclusion that people would rather buy a higher spec car driven by Joe Bloggs than a low spec one driven by Prince Harry."
The royals lease their cars from Audi at a rumoured 60 per cent discount, but their names never appear on registration documents, so the word of the manufacturer is the only thing that can authenticate their previous prestigious owners.
An Audi spokesperson said: "The dealer should not have passed this information on to the customer. That is against company policy".

Britain's Princes William and Harry and Duchess Catherine will the Tour De France Grand Depart.
The royal trio will travel to Yorkshire, North England, for the first leg of the Tour de France - the world's biggest cycle race - when it kicks off at Harewood House near leads on July 5.
The first day will see riders from 22 teams travel from Leeds to Harrogate, and the second day will begin in York and end in Sheffield after the county beat off competition from the likes of Edinburgh, Scotland and Florence, Italy, to host the start of the prestigious 2, 272, mile contest, which also travels through Belgium and Spain before finishing in Paris, France, on 27 July.
The royal trio are big supporters of cycling and cheered on Team GB's men's sprint team at the 2012 London Olympics.
And William and Catherine - who have 10-month-old son Prince George together - are fans of London Mayor Boris Johnson's cycle hire scheme.
A spokesperson previously said: "The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge occasionally use the London cycle scheme bicycles to undertake private journeys around London."

George Clooney's family were "surprised" when he got engaged.
The 'Monuments Men' actor - who famously declared he would never marry again - proposed to lawyer Amal Alamuddin in April, and his relatives were as shocked as his fans about the happy news.
George's cousin Miguel Ferrer - who is the son of Oscar-winning actor José Ferrer and singer Rosemary Clooney - told Fance's Tele Star magazine: "At first the family was surprised to learn the happy [engagement] news."
The 59-year-old actor went on to praise Amal as a "wonderful woman" but refused to be drawn on the details of their wedding, which is expected to take place in September.
He said: "I don't know if I can tell you a lot about this marriage. Obviously I'll be there!"
It was recently claimed 53-year-old George - who was previously married to Talia Balsam from 1989 to 1993 - and his British fiancee are planning to marry in Venice, Italy after deciding against holding their wedding at his Lake Como estate because they felt it wasn't private enough.
A source said recently: "George and Amal want to be married in Italy, but they need a location that offers them and their guests privacy."
George - who also didn't want to inconvenience his Lake Como neighbours with the attention his wedding would bring - and Amal were seen dining in Venice a few weeks ago after touring wedding venues and are said to be planning to marry at a palace in the city.

'Heroes' star Jack Coleman is to reprise his role in 'Heroes Reborn'.
The 56-year-old actor, who played Noah Bennett in the original US series, is the first cast member to sign up for NBC's upcoming reboot of the popular sci-fi drama, reports Deadline.
Coleman's character quickly became a fan favourite - dubbed HRG, or the Man in the Horn-Rimmed Glasses, by viewers - when 'Heroes' premiered in 2006 and remained on the show until its cancellation in 2010.
The ominous HRG was the father of Hayden Panettiere's character, indestructible cheerleader Claire Bennett, and worked for a mysterious organisation - the Company - that tracked down people with superpowers.
'Heroes' creator Tim Kring is back to write the miniseries and will follow a format similar to the first season of the original series, in which ordinary people woke up to find they had extraordinary abilities.
The new series will concentrate on fresh characters, but NBC boss Bob Greenblatt previously hinted "some of the familiar faces [from 'Heroes'] are bound to drop in".
NBC has ordered 13 episodes of 'Heroes Reborn' and hopes it will be as successful as the original, which began with high ratings and critical acclaim but was eventually cancelled after four seasons when ratings sharply declined.
'Heroes' featured a large cast including Hayden, 'Star Trek' actor Zachary Quinto, Milo Ventimiglia, Ali Larter and Masi Oka.