The singing sensation, 28, looked sensational in a plunging black lace bralet with racy mesh cut-out keyhole sections, showcasing her ample assets.

Rita teamed the jaw-dropping garment with a matching black ruffled skirt, which boasted black lace fabric and layered frilled detailing.

Underneath her eye-catching skirt, the Let You Love Me hitmaker donned a pair of similarly styled suspenders, complete with some fishnet stockings.

She added a pair of strappy velvet black heels to her look, which gave her pint-sized frame some added inches in height. Rita heavily accessorised her ensemble with an array of dazzling silver chains which she wore around her neck, and complemented with a series of bracelets and rings.The blonde bombshell wore her glossy tresses in loose beachy waves, while opting for a glamorous coat of make-up in shimmering bronze hues. But it was those fishnet stockings that had everybody talking. She really knows how to make hosiery a hero.

This is the 22nd GQ Men Of The Year Awards and is held in association with Hugo Boss. The event always brings in the crème de la crème from the world of celebrity, fashion and sports, with last year's guest list including actors, singers and royals galore.

Attending were the likes of His Royal Highness The Prince Of Wales, pop stars John Legend and Dua Lipa and Hollywood hunk Chris Hemsworth. The menu is designed by previous winner Chef Gordon Ramsay and a video booth is on hand at the event to capture the celebs at their most carefree.

Thanks to their sponsorship, many of the guests, presenters and winners wear Hugo Boss black tie. Awards including the Hugo Boss Most Stylish Man and Hugo Boss Stand Out Performance gongs are of particular note at the event.

The Breakthrough Music Act Of The Year Award returns after it was introduced in 2018, lifted by Jorja Smith. The category reflects GQ's long-term, music-led partnership with the next-gen social platform – designed with artists and creators in mind – and lauds the most exciting musicians of the moment via exclusive video content and recommendations covering music, TV, films, books and places.

GQ's Vero channel features specially-commissioned Men Of The Year coverage, from archive images to an exclusive look into the awards themselves.