Nathalie Emmanuel is radiant in a chic sportswear look as she joins Clara Amfo at radio host's charity jewellery launch in London
The radio host, 41, has launched a new jewellery collection in support of international humanitarian charity Choose Love.
Stars were out in force for the launch of Clara Amfo x Rachel Jackson for Choose Love at Before The Lights in London's Fitzrovia on Thursday.
Among those was Game Of Thrones star Nathalie, 36, kept it casual for the event in a white oversized Umbro v-neck t-shirt with orange and green striped sleeves.
She paired the t-shirt with an olive green pleated miniskirt, patent loafers, knee-high socks and a huge pair of silver hoop earrings.
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Meanwhile Clara opted for a black ruched midi-dress with a racy thigh-high leg split and a pair of platform open-toed heels.
Also in attendance was singer Ella Eyre, 31, who looked effortlessly chic in a boat-neck blue and orange patterned midi-dress layered over baggy blue denim jeans.
She paired the look with denim flip flops and accessorised with a gold choker, chunky earrings and a bag - wit her hair styled in a 90s-style spiky updo.
Meanwhile model Munroe Bergdorf, 37, turned heads in a ruched tan maxi dress featuring balloon-style arms and a pair of metallic stilettos.
Comedian Michelle de Swarte, 44, also joined the stars and stepped out in a white button-up shirt and linen trousers, as well as multi-coloured loafers.
Clara's product launch comes after she revealed that she 'debated having liposuction ' after 'getting in her own head' about her body image on Tuesday.
The presenter candidly discussed her relationship with her body image as she covered the December edition of UK Women's Health.
In the accompanying interview, Clara reflected on how she thought her career 'would be different' if she looked a certain way.
The broadcaster explained how she 'tries to stop herself' from constantly thinking about her body in an industry that is 'obsessed' with people's appearances.
She said: 'If I had done all these things but I existed in a different body, maybe had a looser hair pattern, or if I was a few shades lighter, I wonder if my career would be different, and I wonder if I would get treated better.'
'I'll be so real with you, I was debating having lipo. I won't lie, towards the end of last year – because I got in my head, I had the consultation and everything.'
Explained what stopped her, she added: 'I obsessively research things, and I was just looking at all the times when it had gone wrong for people.
'I think I scared myself out of it, to be honest.'
In the UK, private liposuction surgery can cost between £2,000 and £6,000.
The op, which tends to last a few hours, involves removing unwanted body fat by inserting a tube under the skin and sucking out small areas of fat.
After bruising and swelling from the operation has healed, the areas treated visibly shrink. Recovery can take weeks.
Graduating with a media arts degree in 2006, Clara joined Kiss FM as a marketing intern in 2007, progressed to stand-in presenter.
She then secured a role as drivetime host, leading to BBC Radio 1 Extra in 2013 and her daytime Radio 1 show in 2015.
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