She grabbed the attention of viewers with her sensual curves.
And Nigella Lawson looked astonishing once again when she made a classy arrival at the CBC Building in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday.
The celebrity chef, 58, wowed in her dressy white coat which flattered her slimmer figure thanks to its elegant cut, which best showed off her impressive weight loss.
Age-defying: Nigella Lawson, 58, showed off her sensational slim figure in a chic coat in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday
Curvy Nigella dressed her enviably slender figure in a burgundy blouse and skintight trousers for her low-key outing.
The food writer wore her brunette tresses parted off her face to reveal her dramatic eye make-up, teamed with a nude lipstick for the most eye-catching look.
With her iPhone and handbag close to hand, the television personality headed into the building prepared.
What a difference: The celebrity chef, 58, wowed in her dressy white coat which flattered her slimmer figure thanks to its elegant cut, which best showed off her impressive weight loss
Nigella quickly established herself on the showbiz circuit after she quickly became a popular TV chef thanks to her innocent innuendos and voluptuous curves.
The television chef dropped from a curvy size 16 to a trim size 12 in recent years.
Yet Nigella insisted she has ‘never dieted’ when she attributed her weight loss to taking part in three yoga classes a week.
She’s looking good: The television chef dropped from a curvy size 16 to a trim size 12 in recent years (London, September 2017)
She told Good Housekeeping in 2015: ‘I have never been on a diet to try to lose weight. I feel like I haven’t lost weight, but I’m possibly in better shape.
‘As you get on in life, you value feeling well as opposed to looking well. Yoga certainly makes you feel great, and you want to carry on feeling great.’
Nigella added: ‘No one should be put on this earth to go on a diet! No one should eat themselves ill either.’
Wow: Nigella quickly established herself on the showbiz circuit after she quickly became a popular TV chef thanks to her innocent innuendos and voluptuous curves (London, 2004)