Charli XCX steps out in a multi-print ruffled patchwork minidress as she makes a stunning appearance at the annual LOVE magazine party
She is used to turning heads with her quirky sense of style.
And Charli XCX looked sensational at the annual LOVE magazine London fashion Week Party in London.
The 27-year-old wore a ruffled patch work mini dress with pastel accents of yellow and pink for the party at The Standard, London.
![Quirky: Charli XCX looked sensational at the annual LOVE magazine London fashion Week Party in London](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/18/01/24863494-8014609-image-a-56_1581990655517.jpg)
Quirky: Charli XCX looked sensational at the annual LOVE magazine London fashion Week Party in London
The singer - real name Charlotte Emma Aitchison - paired the striking dress with blue Malone Souliers platforms.
The billowing garment featured a Tudor collar in clashing patterns and long sleeves for the event sponsored by CÎROC.
The Boom Clap singer carried a satin blush pink bag and wore a sultry makeup look with thick cat eye flicks.
![Playful: The singer - real name Charlotte Emma Aitchison - paired the striking dress with blue Malone Souliers platforms](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/18/01/24863484-8014609-image-a-57_1581990661155.jpg)
Playful: The singer - real name Charlotte Emma Aitchison - paired the striking dress with blue Malone Souliers platforms
She slicked back her shiny raven locks into a low bun to maximise the glamour.
The Boys hitmaker remained serious as she strutted down the street and into the star studded party.
Charli joined a slew of stars in attendance for the LOVE magazine party at The Standard, London, taking over the whole of the Kings Cross hotel's 10th floor, including the Decimo restaurant and also velvet-ceiling private bar Sweeties.
London Fashion Week showcases 250 designers on a global stage, promoting brand's garments to a host of influencers and retailers.
![Edgy sense of style: The billowing garment featured a Tudor collar in clashing patterns and long sleeves](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/18/01/24863498-8014609-image-m-64_1581990688532.jpg)
![Stepping out: The Boom Clap singer carried a satin blush pink bag and wore a sultry makeup look with thick cat eye flicks](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/18/01/24863500-8014609-image-m-66_1581990699224.jpg)
Edgy sense of style: The billowing garment featured a Tudor collar in clashing patterns and long sleeves
This week LFW will take place between 14 February and 18 February and it is estimated that buyers place more than £100million in orders over the season.
Thousands are set to descend on the bi-annual event, including 2,500 members of the public, to watch presenters from more than 60 brands including Tommy Hilfiger.
Tommy Hilfiger is currently in the midst of a world tour and collaboration with Lewis Hamilton so his finely-tuned show will be sure to impress.
![Party time: She slicked back her shiny raven locks into a low bun for the event sponsored by CÎROC](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/18/01/24863486-8014609-image-m-67_1581990712506.jpg)
Party time: She slicked back her shiny raven locks into a low bun for the event sponsored by CÎROC
London-based designer Yuhan Wang, who was born in China, had to live up to high expectations as she kicked off the week with her first ever solo show.
It has been confirmed that a 'senior member of the royal family' will again present a rising designer with the Queen Elizabeth Award for British Design during the last day of the fashion festival.
It has been rumoured that this year the Duchess of Cambridge will present the coveted award in keeping with tradition after the Duchess of Cornwall did the honours last year, according to Vogue.
![Striking: The Boys hitmaker remained serious as she strutted down the street and into the star studded party](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/18/01/24863480-8014609-image-a-62_1581990676697.jpg)
Striking: The Boys hitmaker remained serious as she strutted down the street and into the star studded party
With a growing trend in sustainability, there's no doubt that the topic will dominate both the runways and headlines in the coming week.
Bethany Williams, who was give Queen Elizabeth II Award last year, has been awarded the Emerging Menswear Designer and said that sustainability is key to her work.
Meanwhile eco-friendly womenswear is expected on the catwalk for British brands including Richard Malone, Mulberry and Vivienne Westwood.
![Glam: This week LFW will take place between 14 February and 18 February and it is estimated that buyers place more than £100million in orders over the season](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/18/01/24863482-8014609-image-m-69_1581990723318.jpg)
Glam: This week LFW will take place between 14 February and 18 February and it is estimated that buyers place more than £100million in orders over the season
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