British Fashion Awards: Rita Ora wows in sheer gown and webbed make-up

British Fashion Awards 2022: Rita Ora turns heads as she flashes her underwear in a VERY racy red sheer dress and rocks bizarre webbed-effect make-up

Rita Ora left very little to the imagination on Monday night as she donned a racy dress to the 2022 British Fashion Awards at London’s Royal Albert Hall. 

The singer, 32, dared to bare as she flashed her underwear beneath a red sheer dress while posing up a storm on the red carpet.

Not content with turning heads in her flesh-flashing outfit, Rita stunned as she also rocked bizarre webbed-effect make-up around her eyes.  

Wow: Rita Ora left very little to the imagination on Monday night as she donned a racy dress to the 2022 British Fashion Awards at London’s Royal Albert Hall

Rita braved the winter chill at the event, ditching her coat to showcase her figure in the barely-there outfit.

The Anywhere hitmaker’s daring dress featured a red bra top with metallic heart detailing, with the lower half of the number featuring very thin mesh material that exposed her red thong beneath.

Rita teamed her backless outfit with a pair of matching red heels, while her blonde tresses were left to cascade over her shoulders. 

The 2022 Fashion Awards returned to the iconic London venue The Royal Albert Hall on December 5.

Quirky: Not content with turning heads in her flesh-flashing outfit, Rita stunned as she also rocked bizarre webbed-effect make-up around her eyes

Aren’t you cold? Rita braved the winter chill at the event, ditching her coat to showcase her figure in the barely-there outfit

Skimpy: The Anywhere hitmaker’s daring dress featured a red bra top with metallic heart detailing, with the lower half of the number featuring very thin mesh material that exposed her red thong beneath

Work it: Rita was full of confidence as she displayed her figure in the barely-there dress

The star-studded event was hosted by British and Jamaican activist and actress Jodie Turner-Smith and will be presented by Diet Coke. 

The event, one of the most anticipated moments of the global fashion calendar, celebrates fashion at the intersection of culture and is a global entertainment platform for brands, creatives, designers, artists and tastemakers who come together to celebrate the industry. 

The Awards is a fundraiser for the BFC Foundation (British Fashion Council) and focuses on celebrating excellence in the fashion industry and supporting the future pipeline of creative talent. 

Style: Rita teamed her backless outfit with a pair of matching red heels, while her blonde tresses were left to cascade over her shoulders

Dare to bare: The chart-topper showed off her array of tattoos in the revealing red dress

Catching the eye: Rita opted for a striking make-up look that featured webbing around the eyes

The ceremony was first established in 1989 in a bid to spotlight those making impressive contributions to the industry.   

The Model of the Year Award recognises the global impact of a model who over the last 12 months has dominated the industry, with an influence that transcends the catwalk.

The nominees included Adut Akech, Lila Moss, Paloma Elsesser and Quannah Chasinghorse – with Bella Hadid winning the award. 

Siblings: Rita attended the event with sister and manager Elena Ora, who rocked a cream chiffon dress

Strike a pose: The sisters sported matching grins as they posed up a storm together

If you’ve got it: The Body On Me singer was bound to steal the show in the head-turning number

Stunner: Rita turned this way and that to ensure her flesh-flashing outfit was captured from all angles

Walk this way: The star tottered around in very high red stilettos as she graced the red carpet

Pose: Rita and Elena stopped for a snap with Bella Tilbury, Charlotte Tilbury and Sofia Tilbury on the red carpet

Nominees for Designer of the Year included Demna for Balenciaga, Jonathan Anderson for JW Anderson and Loewe, Matthieu Blazy for Bottega Veneta, Miuccia Prada – with Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino taking home the award. 

In the running for the Independent British Brand Award was Bianca Saunders, Erdem, JW Anderson, Molly Goddard and Wales Bonner.

Nominees for the BFC Foundation Award included Ahluwalia, Chopova Lowena, Nensi Dojaka, S.S.Daley and Wales Bonner.

Burberry was awarded for its significant innovation and experimentation within the Metaverse World in the past 12 months and for pushing the boundaries to showcase excellence in this space. 

Showing some skin: Rita posed alongside Lila Moss, who also flashed the flesh in a sheer black gown

Good times: Rita put on an aminated display as she posed with Kate Moss’ daughter

Say cheese! Danielle Marcan, Lily James, Olivia Culpo, Bella Tilbury, Charlotte Tilbury, Rita Ora, Sofia Tilbury and Elena Ora posed for a group photo

Glam: The ladies all looked fabulous in their very stylish ensembles for the evening

BRITISH FASHION AWARDS 2022 – THE WINNERS

Designer of the Year: Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino

Presented by: Florence Pugh

BFC Foundation Award: S.S.DALEY

Presented by: Golda Rosheuvel

Independent British Brand: Wales Bonner

Presented by: Yasmin Finney & Burna Boy

Special Recognition Award for Cultural Curation : Jefferson Hack

Presented by: Tilda Swinton

Leaders of Change

The 15 designers, brands, creatives, and individuals who created positive change within the fashion industry this past year under three categories: Environment, People and Creativity.

Presented by: Edward Enninful supported by Julie Pelipas

Creativity

Recognises designers and brands who made a global impact in the past year through their creativity in design, campaigns, collaborations and firm business foundation as well as defined the shape of global fashion.

Presented by: Sam Smith, Alessandro Michele, Daniel Roseberry, Harris Reed, Ibrahim Kamara and Raf Simons

Environment

Celebrates those who have made a significant contribution towards reducing the environmental impact of our industry to create positive change. They are the leaders and are setting the bar by exploring new business models, design principles, production processes, consumption, and disposal.