Lily Allen showcases her midriff in a crop top and pearlescent maxiskirt at the Planned Parenthood Gala in NYC
Lily Allen shows off her toned figure in an eye-catching outfit for her time at the Planned Parenthood Of Greater New York's Spring Into Action Gala in NYC.
On Thursday, the singer shone in a light gray sheer-panel crop top with a dramatic pearlescent green maxiskirt at the event aimed at supporting abortion access and patient-centered healthcare at Cipriani South Street.
The 39-year-old, who later posed alongside Olivia Rodrigo, added a cute black purse embellished at the front with a large tasty-looking cookie, and simple silver jewelry.
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