She has long been a supporter of breast cancer charities.
And Geri Horner ensured she drew attention to raising awareness to the cause on Thursday night as she hit the red carpet at the star-studded Breast Cancer Care show at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge in London on Thursday.
The former Spice Girl, 45, cut an elegant figure in a tiered nude gown with lacy hems and a plunging neckline.
Good cause: Geri Horner turned heads as she arrived at the star-studded Breast Cancer Care show at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge in London on Thursday
Elegant: Geri showed off her flawless, freckly skin in the low-necked number which flaunted her cleavage – finishing off her look with a bright pink badge to show support for the charity
She wore her flowing hair – made famous by her stage name Ginger Spice in the 90s girl band – in lose curls which cascaded around her bare shoulders.
The singer-songwriter wore bold sandal wedges to add inches to her height, allowing her to accentuate her toned legs.
Geri showed off her flawless, freckly skin in the low-necked number which flaunted her cleavage – finishing off her look with a bright pink badge to show support for the breast cancer charity.
Runway ready: She wore her flowing hair – made famous by her stage name Ginger Spice in the 90s girl band, the Spice Girls – in lose curls which cascaded around her bare shoulders
Strictly charitable: Ballroom dancer and television panelist Shirley Ballas pulled out all the stops in her figure-hugging frock with a statement leather-look scale pattern
Geri became a campaigner for the illness after she underwent an emergency operation to remove a lump from her breast during a cancer scare when she was just 18 years old.
The Wannabe hit-maker led a bevy of celebrities on to the red carpet and into the audience to watch the show, including Strictly Come Dancing’s new head judge, Shirley Ballas.
The ballroom dancer and television panelist, 57, pulled out all the stops in her ensemble of a figure-hugging frock with a statement leather-look scale pattern, crimson nails and a sultry velvet-look floor-length cardigan.
The Breast Cancer Care fashion show claims to be a ‘fundraising event like no other’ in that all models on the catwalk have been diagnosed with breast cancer.
In 2016 the annual event raised more than £403,000 for Breast Cancer Care.
Nails to match the carpet: Shirley, 57, complemented the frock with crimson nails and a sultry velvet-look floor-length cardigan
Cooking up a party: MasterChef UK 2016 Champion Jane Devonshire opted for a pretty and vibrant floral blouse to attend the lunchtime event