Mollie King puts her best fashion foot forward in an oversized blazer for work at Radio 1

She never puts a foot wrong with fashion. 

And Mollie King looked typically stylish in an oversized blazer on Saturday as she arrived for work at Radio 1 in London. 

The former Saturdays singer, 31, put on a leggy display in her structured blazer dress as she entered the radio building ahead of her shift. 

Best fashion foot forward: Mollie King looked typically stylish in an oversized blazer on Saturday as she arrived for work at Radio 1 in London

Mollie highlighted her svelte silhouette with a black belt cinched at the waist as she opted for black tights and chunky boots. 

She draped a black handbag over her shoulder for the outing and styled her long bob in loose waves. 

The former Saturdays singer rounded off the look with a soft make-up pallette.

Earlier this month, Mollie described the ‘unforgettable moment’ her fiancé Stuart Broad proposed to her.  

Make an entrance: The former Saturdays singer, 31, put on a leggy display in her structured blazer dress as she entered the radio building ahead of her shift

The Radio 1 host announced her engagement to the cricketer ace, 34, on New Year’s Day after they first began an on-off relationship in 2012 and decided to go steady in 2019. 

And when asked if she had any idea Stuart was going to drop down on one knee to pop the question, she exclusively told MailOnline: ‘I had no idea at all! It was such a wonderful year and unforgettable moment. 

‘He made it so special, taking me to one of my favourite childhood spots, where I have so many family memories. 

‘We had spoken before about wanting to get married and having a family together, if we’re lucky enough, but it was such a surprise when he did it.’

Back in black: Mollie highlighted her svelte silhouette with a black belt cinched at the waist as she opted for black tights and chunky boots

After announcing their plans to tie the knot at the start of this year, the handsome couple subsequently spent two months apart due to Stuart’s cricket commitments.  

Reflecting on how it impacted their relationship, Mollie added: ‘I missed him so much but the fact we were engaged kept my spirits up.’

According to the former Saturdays singer, they made up for lost time during lockdown, but were nevertheless worried for their families among a surge in Covid cases.

Love is in the air: Earlier this month, Mollie described the ‘unforgettable moment’ her fiancé Stuart Broad proposed to her

She continued: ‘We tried to keep each other positive and upbeat during lockdown but like lots of us I’m sure, we were worrying about our families’ safety and hoping they were all OK. 

‘My parents were both on their own so my main concern was that they were OK and safe and not too lonely. 

‘For Stuart and I, it was a chance for us to spend a longer time together than we ever get the opportunity to do. He travels a lot with his job so it was the longest amount of time we have spent together without him going away. He really looked after me.’

Speaking about her hopes for the year ahead, she added: ‘I really hope we find a way through this difficult time and that people can continue to be reunited with their families and loved ones.’

Love: She told MailOnline: ‘I had no idea at all! It was such a wonderful year and unforgettable moment. He made it so special, taking me to one of my favourite childhood spots’