In her early days, Lily Allen was known for her stylish blend of sporty and retro.
And 18 years later, the Smile singer proves it’s a look that never goes out of fashion – but this time with a pair of luxury tracksuit bottoms costing £830.
The 38-year-old wore the navy joggers with two orange stripes down the sides by French designer Celine as she joined her best friend Miquita Oliver in London’s Notting Hill to film their popular podcast, Miss Me?
Despite the chilly temperatures, she showed off her toned stomach by teaming them with a white cropped vest.
Lily Allen was known for her stylish blend of sporty and retro. The Smile singer proves it’s a look that never goes out of fashion – but this time with a pair of luxury tracksuit bottoms costing £830
Lily joined her best friend Miquita Oliver in London’s Notting Hill to film their popular podcast, Miss Me? They were seen tucking into a vegetarian sandwich from Secret Sandwich Shop, which has recently attracted a number of celebrities
Lily and Miquita recording footage for a forthcoming episode of their BBC Sounds podcast. The singer was also spotted in a black-and-white jumper with matching heels and an asymmetrical hemmed skirt
Lily in West London filming footage for her podcast. Speaking of their life-long friendship, Ms Oliver, 40, said in a recent interview: ‘Our mothers have been best friends our whole lives. We grew up together and have experienced all of our life alongside each other’
It was just one of her outfits for last week’s filming. The singer was also spotted in a black-and-white jumper with matching heels and an asymmetrical hemmed skirt.
The two women, who have been firm friends since childhood, were recording footage for a forthcoming episode of their BBC Sounds podcast, which sees them reviewing food venues in the West London enclave.
They were seen tucking into a vegetarian sandwich from Secret Sandwich Shop, which has recently attracted a number of celebrities, including David and Victoria Beckham, who own a £31million mansion nearby.
The pair moved on to the upmarket Dorian restaurant – which describes itself as ‘a bistro for locals’ and features wine costing up to £3,250 a bottle – where they were seen sitting on an outside table.
Speaking of their life-long friendship, Ms Oliver, 40, said in a recent interview: ‘Our mothers have been best friends our whole lives. We grew up together and have experienced all of our life alongside each other.’
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