Love Island’s Demi Jones turned heads as she arrived at a friend’s Halloween party in Mayfair on Sunday evening.
The television personality, 23, wowed in a sizzling PVC nurse costume complete with red fishnet tights.
The beauty also sported a headband embellished with a white cross logo and she added height to her frame in clear platform heels.
Wow! Love Island ‘s Demi Jones turned heads as she arrived at a friend’s Halloween party in Mayfair on Sunday evening
The beauty oozed confidence as she posed for a slew of snaps on the street.
Her red locks were styled in large bouncy curls and her glam makeup enhanced her natural beauty.
Giving a glimpse of the back of her ensemble the reality star posed looking over her shoulder for another sultry snap.
Stunning: The television personality, 23, wowed in a sizzling PVC nurse costume complete with red fishnet tights
Looking good: The beauty also sported a headband embellished with a white cross logo and she added height to her frame in clear platform heels
Boo! Also out celebrating spooky season was Absolutely Ascot star Mia Sully who dressed as a sexy police woman
Also out celebrating spooky season was Absolutely Ascot star Mia Sully who dressed as a sexy police woman.
The beauty wowed in a skintight PVC costume and thigh high boots as she arrived at W hotel in Soho for a Halloween party.
Mia completed her look with a prop baton and silver handcuff strapped to her waist.
She also donned a police hat which was embellished in crystals for some extra glam.
Wow! The beauty wowed in a skintight PVC costume and thigh high boots as she arrived at W hotel in Soho for a Halloween party
Sparkle: She also donned a police hat which was embellished in crystals for some extra glam
Demi recently spoke about the moment she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer.
The TV star has had two surgeries already after doctors found a golf ball sized tumour in her neck and has more treatment coming up in September. She will find out if she is cancer-free at the end of the year.
And speaking alongside Shaughna Phillips, who lost her father Eddie to cancer in 2016, for Cancer Research’s Play Your Part campaign, the girls talked about their experiences with the disease.
Health scare: Demi recently spoke about the moment she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer
Of her diagnosis, Demi said: ‘I was so shocked when I was diagnosed with cancer and my first thoughts were “Is this going to kill me? Am I going to be really poorly?”
Thyroid cancer is a rare type of cancer that affects the thyroid, a small gland at the base of the neck that produces hormones.
The star received the shock diagnosis in May, after discovering a lump in her neck the month prior.
Cancer: The star has had two surgeries already after doctors found a golf ball sized tumour in her neck and has more treatment coming up in September
Giving a health update, Demi, who is due to have further radiation treatment, said: ‘Thanks to research, I have treatment options and am doing really well.
‘Even though I’ve got this scar, it’s a small price to pay.
‘Now, I can’t go a day without people messaging me, saying they’ve got their lumps checked because of me, they’re going for an operation because of my story.’
Speaking alongside Shaughna Phillips, who lost her father Eddie to cancer in 2016, for Cancer Research’s Play Your Part campaign, the girls talked about their experiences with the disease
Devastating: Shaughna , 27, tragically lost her dad Eddie to pancreatic cancer in 2016, when he was 50 years old
Shaughna also spoke about her father’s battle with cancer. The Love Island star, 27, tragically lost her dad Eddie to pancreatic cancer in 2016, when he was 50 years old.
She said: ‘I remember coming home and – because obviously my dad lost his hair – seeing my dad’s flat cap on the bannister and his trainers and knowing he still had washing in the washing machine. I wish I’d thanked my dad more, no amount of I love yous will ever be enough.’
The reality star emotionally recalled father’s final months after being diagnosed with cancer, and how she wishes she’d thanked him more. She explained how her dad’s diagnosis has made her more compassionate to others.
Tearful: The reality star emotionally recalled father’s final months after being diagnosed with cancer, and how she wishes she’d thanked him more
‘I lost my wonderful dad to cancer when he was only 50. I was devastated and miss him every day,’ she added.
‘When I heard about Demi being diagnosed, I was terrified for her but she’s doing so well and has shown such bravery in sharing her story and helping others.
‘Near enough every person you know will have a story to tell about cancer so let’s speak about it more. Let’s keep raising awareness and keep doing our bit to raise money for research that will save more lives.’
Cancer Research UK’s pioneering work into the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer has helped save millions of lives and the charity has been at the heart of progress that has seen survival double in the last 40 years.
The Play Your Part campaign encourages people to support the charity’s vital work through fundraising, donating, volunteering or pledging to leave a gift in a Will.
Supporting the campaign will allow Cancer Research UK to continue funding world-class research to save more lives. To find out more about the campaign and how to support life-saving research, visit cruk.org.
Her story: Giving a health update, Demi, who is due to have further radiation treatment, said: ‘Thanks to research, I have treatment options and am doing really well’