Vogue Williams cut a stylish figure as she stepped out in London on Sunday after presenting her radio show.
The 35-year-old presenter nailed chic casual style in an oversized scarlet jumper teamed with black leggings which showed off her trim legs.
The star added a touch of glamor by donning a pair of towering black stilettos.
Stylish: Vogue Williams cut a stylish figure as she stepped out in London on Sunday after presenting her radio show
Vogue wore her caramel tresses in a sleek updo while her beautiful features were enhanced with a radiant makeup palette.
Accessorized with chic shades and a Louis Vuitton handbag.
Leggy: The 35-year-old presenter nailed chic casual style in an oversized scarlet jumper teamed with black leggings which showed off her trim legs.
The outing comes after Vogue called Stormzy “rude” as the former superfan claimed he ignored her when she and husband Spencer Matthews bumped into him on a date in London.
The presenter admitted she was left “sick to her stomach” when they bumped into him in Cecconi’s Mayfair, while insisting the musician, 27, was only saying hello to the 32-year-old former Made In Chelsea star.
Speaking on his self-titled podcast, the TV and radio star said: “He’s lost a fan. I actually used to love Stormzy, I used to buy his albums and everything… I think that was pretty rude, you’re meant to greet people
Glow: Vogue wore her caramel tresses in a sleek updo while her good features were enhanced with a radiant make-up palette
Father-of-two Spencer confessed how he was so shocked he didn’t think to pitch Vogue to the chart-topping artist.
The businessman shared: “We’re walking down the street and I notice Stormzy sat down in front of this amazing restaurant Cecconi’s.
“I walked past him and we looked at the clock and he said, ‘How are you man, how are you?’ He gives me a high five in front of his whole crew and I said, ‘Yeah, things are good . .”He completely ignores Vogue.
“Vogue is like his biggest fan, I didn’t even bother introducing you because I was so excited.
Oh dear: The outing comes after Vogue called Stormzy ‘rude’ as the former superfan claimed he ignored her when she and husband Spencer Matthews bumped into him on a date in London.
‘Vogue talks about him morning, noon and night’: Her husband (pictured last month) confessed he was so surprised he didn’t think to introduce Vogue to the artist
“Vogue talks about him morning, noon and night, he plays when she’s in the shower, he’s constantly in this house and he’s like, ‘Okay, Spence, how’s it going?’ in Vogue? Not at all.
“It’s the start of a long and beautiful friendship between me and Stormzy… To be fair, it was rude not to introduce you, but I loved it too much.”
A frustrated Vogue, who shares children Theodore, two, and Gigi, eight months, with Spencer, added: ‘I would never just say hi to someone’s husband and just think about ignoring him. [their wife]. It was rude, I’m saying it, I’m done with Stormzy.
“The only person in this house who bought his albums and listened to him, I’m going to unfollow him too. He made me sick to my stomach. He surprised you, I admit he made the most effort great, but it was rude not to say hello.
The media personality soon turned her emotions towards her spouse, blaming him for the resentment.
The blonde Vogue beauty joked: “Actually I take it back, Stormzy’s not the rude one, Spencer’s the rude one you haven’t introduced me, you’re a piece of shit, you’re, you’re a piece of shit.
“Stormzy probably liked me and I felt awkward, I’m going to slide into his DMs and see how it goes.” MailOnline has contacted Stormzy’s representatives for further comment.
On Wednesday, the former model was spotted heading to Steph’s Packed Lunch in Leeds.
The broadcaster cut a typically elegant figure as she donned a white short-sleeved midi dress with a high neck.
The piece featured a green and red floral print, while Vogue added height to her frame with a pair of brown boots.
In a good mood for the day, the mother-of-two added to her outfit with a dark blue handbag.
Letting her blonde hair fall over her shoulders, Vogue also sported a pair of dark sunglasses.
It comes as Vogue opened up about the pressure women face over their figures and how she felt “really tearful” when trolls “shamed” her after giving birth to her daughter Gigi eight months ago.
In an interview with New! Vogue magazine elaborated on her earlier comments where she said she ‘hid’ her toned post-baby body for months because she ‘didn’t want to make anyone else feel bad’.
Vogue explained that “everyone is different” after giving birth as she detailed how her mothers in the public eye; Kate Lawler and Emily Ratajkowski have also been ‘shamed’ for losing their baby weight shortly after giving birth.
Speaking about her experience, Vogue said: “They called me fat and disgusting when I was seven months pregnant, then they tell you you’re focusing on losing weight instead of looking after your baby.
“There’s a lot of trolling from people about everything. I think it’s amazing that Kate is so honest about finding it difficult.
“My whole problem was to stop commenting on women’s bodies all the time; it’s so relentless and the conversation is so boring.”
Big Brother star Kate, 40, previously revealed she was cruelly watched for ‘losing most of her baby weight’ after giving birth to daughter Noa.
Kate recently admitted she had hired a £140-a-night nanny to help her with her baby, after suffering sleepless nights since giving birth.
Earlier this month, Vogue explained that she “didn’t want to make anyone feel bad” about how she lost weight after the birth of her second child, saying she focused on mental health and the pelvic floor as a new mother more important.
Cruel: It comes as Vogue talks about the pressure women face over their figures and how she felt “really tearful” when trolls “shamed” her after giving birth to her daughter Gigi eight months ago ( pictured six weeks after giving birth). )
Speaking to The Sun, Vogue said: “There’s so much pressure on women about this and I didn’t want to add to it when instead of worrying about losing the baby weight, we should be worrying about where our pelvic floor oh how is our mental health.
“It depends on my body type that I went back to how I was before without too much effort, and I found myself trying to hide it for the first few months.
“I didn’t want to make anyone feel bad by being all, ‘Hey, look at me after having a baby,’ because the last thing anyone wants to see is someone who’s lost weight faster than you.”
Vogue added that it’s impossible to win online because people will always comment on posts, whether it’s saying they lost weight fast or carried the baby weight.
Proud parents: The couple are parents to son Theodore, two, and daughter Gigi, eight months
