Katherine Jenkins cut a glamorous figure as she attended the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards at The Roundhouse in London on Wednesday. 

The Welsh singer, 45, looked sensational in a silver Maison Murad sequinned fringe gown as she posed up a storm for cameras at the star-studded event. 

Her showstopping dress featured a high semi-sheer, diamond-encrusted neckline, sequinned tassel sleeves, a sparkling waist belt, and a white floor-length skirt. 

Katherine completed her look with an ivory clutch bag and diamond drop earrings, adding more sparkle to her ensemble. 

The beauty appeared in high spirits as she was joined by Marks & Spencer CEO Stuart Machin, 55, who looked dapper in a black satin blazer, a round-neck T-shirt, and tailored trousers. 

The Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards are an annual award ceremony in the UK, celebrating people in the LGBTQ+ community and their allies who inspire, entertain, fight for change, or otherwise contribute significantly to queer culture and issues.

This year's ceremony is hosted by Pop icon Mika and former Made In Chelsea star Jamie Laing. 

Speaking ahead of the event, Jamie told Attitude: 'I can’t wait to co-host the 2025 Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards with the one and only Mika! It’s set to be an unforgettable night honouring the LGBTQ+ community and the amazing allies who support it.' 

Meanwhile, Mika, who won an Attitude Award in 2019, added: 'I am honoured to be hosting the 2025 Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards alongside Jamie Laing. 

'An ally of our community, I admire him for his infectious humour and joyful openness of spirit. We will come together to present and celebrate some brilliant people in the LGBTQIA+ community.' 

The event comes as Katherine prepares to join classical music radio station Magic Classical for a special tribute to legendary tenor Luciano Pavarotti, marking what would have been his 90th birthday. 

Partnering with Decca Classics, the station will celebrate the release of Novanta – a 74-track album featuring iconic duets and previously unreleased material from the opera great.

On the Friday before his birthday (October 12), programmes across the network will pay homage to the 'King of the High Cs'.

The network will also air an exclusive interview with Katherine ahead of her new documentary, Pavarotti at 90 with Katherine Jenkins. 

The documentary sees one of the UK's most celebrated mezzo-sopranos, and a devoted Pavarotti fan, explore the life and legacy of one of the world's most beloved tenors. 

Speaking to Bauer Media, Katherine said: 'It is such a joy to present this documentary exploring the remarkable journey of Luciano Pavarotti from his humble beginnings, through his years of dedication, to becoming the legendary superstar we all know and love.

She continued: 'For me, Pavarotti was not just an extraordinary tenor, but a lifelong inspiration whose artistry shaped my own career and deepened my passion for music.

'I have always been in awe of his gift to touch hearts across the world, which is why sharing his story feels profoundly special, as his influence continues to remind us of the true power of song.'