Sian Welby, Gemma Atkinson and Fleur East lead the statement breastplate trend at 2025 BRIT Awards at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday.
The stars all commanded attention in their moulded bodices which perfectly hugged their ample assets and ensured all eyes were on them as they hit the red carpet.
Radio host Sian, 38, stunned in her racy racy chrome breastplate that boasted an asymmetrical neckline.
She teamed it with a slinky silver skirt made of chainmail fabric with daringly high slit that left her long legs on full display.
Meanwhile Gemma, 40, was the epitome of chic in her breastplate which was a black wet look number and she teamed it with trousers and leather opera gloves.
Singer Fleur, 37, also opted for chrome but hers was cropped and it teased a glimpse of her rock hard abs.
Sian Welby joined fellow stars leading the statement breastplate trend at the 2025 Brit Awards at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday
She joined (L -R) Gemma Atkinson and Fleur East commanding attention on the red carpet
The 2025 BRIT Awards ceremony is hosted by comedian Jack Whitehall, marking his fifth time at the helm of the event, after having previously presented the show in 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021.
The star-studded event will take place once again at London’s O2 Arena with the trophy this year designed by the talented Gabriel Moses.
The night will feature massive performances from Ezra Collective and special guest Jorja Smith.
They have joined an exciting lineup of already announced acts including Jade Thirlwall, Sabrina Carpenter, Sam Fender, Lola Young, Teddy Swims, and The Last Dinner Party.
Charli XCX will no longer be performing at the ceremony despite months of negotiations.
According to a close source, the decision comes as she shifted her focus toward preparing for the Grammy Awards, which took place earlier this month.
The pop singer leads the 2025 BRIT Awards nominations with five nods, closely followed by Dua Lipa who has been recognised in four categories.
It was recently announced that Charli will receive the coveted Songwriter Of The Year prize.
Radio host Sian, 38, stunned in her racy racy chrome breastplate that boasted an asymmetrical neckline
She teamed it with a slinky silver skirt made of chainmail fabric with daringly high slit that left her long legs on full display
The Capital UK star finished off her striking look with a full face of radiant makeup, completed with shimmery eyeshadow and a slick of lipgloss
Meanwhile Gemma, 40, was the epitome of chic in her breastplate which was a black wet look number
She teamed it with and she teamed it with trousers and leather opera gloves
Singer Fleur, 37, also opted for chrome but hers was cropped and it teased a glimpse of her rock hard abs
The songstress also wore a pair of pin-stripped trousers and carried the bodice’s colour story into her metallic heels
Dancer NIfe was another star-studded arrival had embraced the trend
Her breastplate featured a quirky sculpted neckline and was teamed with a tiny leather mini skirt
The star, 32, made history when her No1 album Brat became a cultural phenomenon last summer along with the colour slime green as millions of fans showed their support by posting clips of Charli’s Apple Dance on TikTok.
And now her Brat summer lives on as Charli has received nominations in five prestigious categories including Song Of The Year for Guess ft. Billie Eilish, Artist Of The Year, Dance Act, Pop Act, and the sought-after Album Of The Year.
Dua, 29, who is already the recipient of seven BRITs, has been awarded another four nods as she goes head-to-head against Charli for Song Of The Year with hit Training Season, Artist Of The Year, Pop Act, and Album Of The Year with Radical Optimism.
US superstar Taylor Swift, 35, will battle it out with Billie Eilish in the International Artist Of The Year category, which also features Beyoncé, Sabrina Carpenter, and Chappell Roan, as well as for the International Song Of The Year accolade.
The winners of five genre awards – Alternative/Rock Act, Dance Act, Hip Hop/Grime/Rap Act, Pop Act, R&B Act – will be determined by a public vote exclusively through WhatsApp for the first time ever.
The ceremony is hosted by comedian Jack Whitehall marking his fifth time at the helm of the awards, after having previously hosted it in 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021
The night will feature massive performances from Ezra Collective (pictured) and special guest Jorja Smith
They will join already announced Jade Thirlwall, Sabrina Carpenter, Sam Fender, Lola Young, Teddy Swims and The Last Dinner Party to perform at the ceremony (pictured Jorja)
Music fans will be in for a treat as Little Mix favourite Jade Thirlwall – now known as JADE – will take to the stage at this year’s ceremony
BRITs Rising Star winner Myles Smith will also perform at the annual music event
Jade Thirlwall has been nominated for the first time as a solo artist after previously winning three awards with the group Little Mix.
The singer, 32, has earned recognition in the Pop Act and Song Of The Year categories, revealing it was when she wrote the hit Angel Of My Dreams that she finally established her individual sound.
Speaking as the nominations were announced, she said: ‘Obviously as a band we were nominated a few times and that’s amazing but when it’s for your own music and my own personal experiences, it does hit different, it feels extra special.
‘When I first started this solo journey, I was writing a lot of music to exist outside of the group and figure out who I am on my own but the minute I wrote Angel Of My Dreams, that was when I knew I had arrived and this is my sound, this is me.’
The jazz quintet Ezra Collective, who won the Mercury prize in 2023, landed four nominations for Best New Artist, Group Of The Year, Alternative Rock Act and Album Of The Year for their body of work Dance, No One’s Watching.
Their biggest competition comes from The Last Dinner Party who are also up for Best New Artist, Group Of The Year, Alternative Rock Act and Album Of The Year.