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Lily Allen's Racy Bralette Steals the Show at a Snooze-Worthy Awards Ceremony (Yawn)

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Steve Collis from Melbourne, Australia — Lily Allen (4309171724), via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0). Resized.

Photo by Steve Collis from Melbourne, Australia via Wikimedia CommonsCC BY 2.0. Resized.

Last night was the Silver Clef Awards, a fancy shindig at the Royal Albert Hall. Our favorite chaos agent, Lily Allen, decided to make it all about her in a plunging lace black bralette and a matching skirt with an elegant train—you know, the kind of outfit that says, 'Look at me, but don’t ask why.' Completing the look with black heels, she looked... fine? Her hair was in a stylish do (if you say so) and she added some drop diamond earrings for that extra touch of 'I tried, but not really.' Classic Lily—always a bit much, yet somehow never shocking.

She was joined by fellow pop star royalty Mel C, who kept it so simple in a long black dress with a leg slit that practically screamed, ‘I’ve given up.’ Jade Thirlwall from Little Mix rolled in wearing a glamorous red off-the-shoulder midi dress and, shocker, black heels—because who needs variety?

Jessie J? Going rogue in an oversized white shirt, black tie, and Capri trousers. Yes, you heard that right. Truly groundbreaking.

Oh, and let’s not forget Lily snagged the Icon Award (good for her, I guess) while Jade walked away with Best Female and Mel C took home something called the Global Impact Award—whatever that means. Jessie J wasn’t left empty-handed either, grabbing the Outstanding Achievement in Music Award. Pink got a Silver Clef Award, and some newcomer named Rachel Chinouriri picked up a little something too. It’s all just more of that charity nonsense that seems to happen every year—raising money for a good cause or something. Not like it matters; the same names pop up: David Bowie, Ed Sheeran, and the usual suspects. So there you have it—another night, another award show, and absolutely nothing that will change your life.

—Kit

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