Georgia Toffolo looks incredible in a sheer black minidress at The Lady Garden Gala

Georgia Toffolo looked incredible as she attended The Lady Garden Gala 2022 at Claridge’s Hotel on  Tuesday in London.

The former Made In Chelsea star, 28, cut a chic figure in a black minidress with a nude midsection and sheer overlay featuring pink heart prints.

She added inches to her enviable frame with a pair of black platform heels and accessorised with a delicate silver necklace.

It comes after Georgia opened up about her ‘all-consuming’ acne battle which began as a teenager during an appearance on Wednesday’s episode of Lorraine.

The TV personality admitted she has gone to ‘great lengths’ to hide her skin and detailed the effects it has had on her confidence.

Georgia’s appearance came ahead of the release of her new documentary, Georgia Toffolo: In Search of Perfect Skin, which aired on ITV2 last Wednesday.

Detailing the impact the issue has caused, Georgia said: ‘I don’t think i would have had the confidence to do my career because of my acne before.’

Hot stuff: The former Made In Chelsea star, 28, cut a chic figure in a black minidress with a nude midsection and sheer overlay featuring pink heart prints

Discussing the topic on the morning show, Georgia – also known as Toff – said: ‘Acne starts when you’re really young, in your formative years. Mine started when I was 13, I’ve been open about it and gone to great lengths to hide it.’

Georgia explained how she would wear layers of make-up to cover her spotty and scarred skin, admitting: ‘I hid behind it for so long’.

Lorraine told Georgia she had no idea she had struggles with acne, and Georgia said: ‘It’s wonderful to hear you nothing of me and acne together. When you suffer with something like this your acne is all-consuming.’

Georgia also referenced the psychological effects of the drugs which are prescribed to treat acne.

Out of this world: She added inches to her enviable frame with a pair of black platform heels and accessorised with a delicate silver necklace

Confident: She never fails to look sensational and certainly didn’t disappoint at the event

She said: ‘What the documentary shows is when the drugs are prescribed, they’re really harsh and there are some psychological affects’ [when you take medication for acne].

She also spoke to a mother whose teen killed herself when on the medication, and said: ‘It makes me really emotional now talking about it.’

Georgia has shared snippets from the documentary on her Instagram page

Alongside a clip from the show, Georgia, said: ‘Let’s bare some skin, it’s time to stop hiding and be honest with what we’re going through.

‘Can’t wait for you to see what I’ve been working on for so long!’

The clip reveals how Georgia’s acne journey started with ‘a few teenage spots’, before turning into ‘problematic severe acne’.

Georgia heartbreakingly revealed her feelings towards herself included ‘hatred’ and ‘anger’.

The reality personality also shared a montage of clips of her skin at different stages and drew on the importance of being ‘vulnerable’.

Struggles: It comes after Georgia opened up about her ‘all-consuming’ acne battle which began as a teenager during an appearance on Wednesday’s episode of Lorraine