Love Island's Anna Vakili shows off her curves in a racy black cut-out dress as she joins stylish Matilda Draper and Demi Sims at SHEIN's VIP party during Parklife Festival
The Love Island star, 34, showed off her curves in a black dress, with a racy cut-out detail and daring thigh-high split.
She completed the look with leather lace-up boots and gold jewellery, and posed alongside her glamorous sister Mandi.
Meanwhile, last year's Love Island contestant Matilda, 24, put on a very busty display in a plunging brown mini dress, teamed with stylish cowboy boots.
Also in attendance was TOWIE 's Demi Sims, 28, who flashed her washboard stomach in a cropped leopard print jacket and donned a pair of cargo jorts as she posed ahead of the event.
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Anna Vakili, Matilda Draper and Demi Sims made a stylish arrival at SHEIN's VIP party during Parklife Festival in Manchester on Saturday
She added some oversized sunglasses and wore her two-tone tresses in a poker straight style, while she accentuated her features with a sleek palette of make-up.
Demi was joined by her sister Frankie Sims at the star studded event who also made sure she dressed too impress.
Frankie looked incredible as she matched her sister's vibe.
Her stylish ensemble consisted of a black fitted vest, which showed off her petite frame and a pair of army patterned jorts.
Making sure she stood out from the crowd, Frankie also donned a black cowboy hat and left her long locks to fall down her shoulders.
She toted her belongings in a small black and white bag and further accessorised the festival look with a cluster of bangles, and a colourful necklace.
Also making sure she made an entrance, was Love Islander Kaz Crossley who turned up in her Barbie era.
Kaz, 30, stood out in a baby pink top adorned with flowers, which she paired with denim shorts.
Demi was joined by her sister Frankie Sims at the star studded event who also made sure she dressed too impress
Kaz made sure to flaunt her toned midriff and slender legs - dedication to her hours spent practising Muay Thai - as she struck up several poses at the party.
She kept things comfy with a pair of white crocs and further accessorised with a fuscia pink shoulder bag and pink heart shaped sunglasses to match.
Jessy Potts, 26, also attended the star-studded event and put on a busty display in a black embroidered top and co-ordinating shorts from SHEIN's festival collection.
The daring ensemble showed off Jessy's tiny waist, long slim pins and ample cleavage.
The blonde beauty wore her hair in a natural wave and also sported a pair of chunky black knee-high boots.
Nicole Samuel, 25, who confirmed she's loved-up with rugby player, Dylan Williams earlier this month, turned heads as she enjoyed the days festivities.
The Love Islander who split from Ciaran Davies six months ago, flaunted her slender figure in a plunging halter neck top and white mini skirt.
Nicole, who came second during last summer's series, couldn't hide the smile from her face as she paired the ensemble with some white cowboy style boots and an array of gold jewellery.
Jessy Potts, 26, also attended the star-studded event and put on a busty display in a black embroidered top and co-ordinating shorts
She slicked her hair back in a low ponytail and upped the glam with a heavy palette of bronzed makeup.
Parklife is an annual two-day music festival in Manchester and the festival in Heaton Park predominantly features dance and electronic music as well as pop and hip-hop artists.
This year, 50 Cent, Charli XCX, Jorja Smith and Peggy Gou will headline the festival on June 14 and 15.
Alongside the headliners, Rudimental, Pawsa and Bicep will also perform over the weekend.
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