PrettyLittleThing founder Umar Kamani joins his glamorous fiancée Nada Adelle at British Vogue’s Forces for Change dinner in London
Umar Kamani and Nada Adelle made for the picture perfect couple on Sunday night as they attended British Vogue’s Forces for Change dinner in London.
The PrettyLittleThing co-founder, 34, attended the event at The Londoner Hotel alongside his fiancée, 28.
The pair were joined by a host of famous faces at the event including Maya Jama and Irina Shayk.
Hand in hand: Umar Kamani and Nada Adelle made for the picture perfect couple on Sunday night as they attended British Vogue’s Forces for Change dinner in London
The businessman, who is worth more than £300 million, looked debonair as he donned a tuxedo under a long black overcoat.
Nada joined her beau in colour coordinated attire as she wore a black figure-hugging velvet cutout dress that showcased her toned physique.
The model added to her height as she elegantly walked along in a pair of Jimmy Choo platform high heel shoes.
A model couple: Nada joined her beau in a colour coordinated attire as she wore a dark figure-hugging velvet cutout dress that showcased her toned physique
The star-studded evening saw Umar and Nada pose for photos alongside Fashion Trust Arabia co-founder Tania Fares, Editor-In-Chief of British Bogue Edward Enninful and model and actress Naomi Campbell.
Many well-known celebrities came out in force on Sunday night to support Vogue’s Forces for Change initiative.
First launched in 2019, the event allows Vogue to spotlight individuals across fashion and the wider popular culture who fight for positive change in society.
Group photo: Umar and Nada posed for photos alongside Fashion Trust Arabia co-founder Tania Fares, Editor-In-Chief of British Bogue Edward Enninful and model Naomi Campbell
Last year saw Umar propose to his model girlfriend with a $2 million ring at the Monte Carlo Opera House.
Umar popped the question surrounded by 10,000 white roses and 25 musicians.
The fashion mogul built his fashion empire from a Manchester market stall into a multi-billion pound business by selling cheap dresses to Gen Z partygoers.
She said yes! Last year saw Umar propose to his model girlfriend with a $2 million ring at the Monte Carlo Opera House
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