Rebecca Ferguson wows in a floor-length orange gown as she joins Blur legend Alex James and his wife Claire Neate at the Ivor Novello Awards
Rebecca Ferguson dressed to impress while Alex James and his wife Claire Neate cut casual figures as they attended the Ivor Novello Awards in London on Thursday.
The British singer-songwriter looked incredible as she wore a satin orange gown which boasted flared sleeves and an oversized fit.
She further accessorised the look with a green diamond pendant necklace and square-shaped earrings to match.
The X Factor star opted for shielding her eyes with a pair of oversized black shades and toted her essentials around in a mini handbag with a silver chain handle.
She styled her brunette locks in a slick back braided ponytail and adorned a flawless palette of makeup.
Rebecca Ferguson dressed to impress as she attended the Ivor Novello Awards in London on Thursday
She was also joined by Alex James, 55, and his wife Claire Neate who cut cut casual figures as they graced the red carpet
Rebecca added inches to her frame with a pair of orange heels that featured a sparkly silver bow.
Meanwhile, rock legend Alex, 55, and his wife Claire cut casual figures as they graced the red carpet.
The musician seemed in good spirits as he wore a white polo shirt, black shorts, and a navy jacket.
He opted for wearing a pair of comfortable suede Chelsea boots as he lit up a cigarette next to his wife.
Claire cut a stylish figure in a pale pink metallic leaf-printed midi dress.
She teamed the number with a black leather biker jacket and opted for further accessorising the look with a pair of black shades and a belt.
She completed the look with a pair of black ankle boots and toted her essentials around in a black leather handbag.
British singer-songwriter Raye will seek to continue her winning streak as her debut record is among those nominated for the Ivor Novello Awards' prestigious best album prize.
The British singer-songwriter looked incredible as she wore a satin orange gown which boasted flared sleeves and an oversized fit
She further accessorised the look with a green diamond pendant necklace and square-shaped earrings to match (pictured with Paloma Faith)
The X Factor star toted her essentials around in a mini handbag with a silver chain handle and styled her brunette locks in a slick back braided ponytail
Her chart-topping album My 21st Century Blues, which picked up the best album BRIT Award earlier this year, has been shortlisted alongside Irish singer CMAT's Crazymad, For Me; London jazz musician Yussef Dayes' Black Classical Music; Irish folk group Lankum's False Lankum and London-born musician Sampha's second album Lahai.
Harry Styles, Fred Again, Jungle, PinkPantheress and Ice Spice are also among the artists who have received nominations, which were announced on Tuesday during a ceremony in London.
The Ivor nod for Londoner Raye continues an impressive 12 months which has included her making BRIT Awards history by winning six gongs in March, the most of any artist in one year, and receiving a Mercury Prize nomination for My 21st Century Blues.
She was previously nominated for two Ivors in 2022 and took home the best contemporary song award last year for her viral hit Escapism.
Leading the pack this year with two nominations each are Sampha and Yussef Dayes, who both receive a second nod in the best song musically and lyrically category for co-writing Sampha's track Spirit 2.0.
Blur's track The Narcissist is also among the songs nominated for the gong, 29 years on from the band's first Ivor nomination, as well as Tom Odell's Black Friday and The Japanese House's Sunshine Baby.
Victoria Canal's Black Swan has also picked up a nomination after the Spanish-American singer-songwriter won The Ivors' rising star gong last year.
Meanwhile, the rock legend seemed in good spirits as he wore a white polo shirt, black shorts, and a navy jacket
He opted for wearing a pair of comfortable suede Chelsea boots as he lit up a cigarette next to his wife Claire who cut a stylish figure in a pale pink metallic leaf-printed midi dress
The musician beamed as he struck up a smile for the cameras
Pop superstar Styles' smash hit As It Was has been nominated for the PRS for music most performed work for a second year in a row after the song collected the prize last year.
Also nominated is British singer PinkPantheress and US rapper Ice Spice's Boy's A Liar Pt. 2; Irish dance artist Jazzy's Giving Me; British singer Kenya Grace's Strangers; and Dave and Central Cee's chart-topper Sprinter.
The best contemporary song category also boasts a host of hits including the collaboration between music producer Fred Again.. and musician Brian Eno on Enough; South African singer Tyla's Water; Jungle's Back On 74; Mette's Mama's Eyes; and Geronimo Blues performed by Speakers Corner Quartet featuring Kae Tempest.
The Ivors recognise the work of songwriters and composers across eight categories and have been running since 1956.
This year, 77 individual British and Irish songwriters and composers have received nominations, with 60% getting a nod for the first time.
Other categories include rising star, best television soundtrack, best original video game score and best original film score. As previously announced, US rocker Bruce Springsteen will be the first international songwriter to become a fellow of the academy, its highest honour.
In other snaps, the bassist of the rock band Blur could be seen signing autographs as he smoked on a cigarette
He appeared in high spirits as fans were eager to get several snaps with him
Chief executive of The Ivors Academy Roberto Neri said: 'On behalf of The Ivors Academy and our community of songwriters and composers, I'm delighted to congratulate all our nominees and thank our members who judge the awards. It is this recognition by your peers that makes an Ivor Novello Award so meaningful, and I look forward to celebrating the highest achievements at an inspiring awards ceremony in May.'
Chairman of The Ivors Academy Tom Gray said: 'The 2024 Ivor Novello Award nominees represent a remarkable breadth of talent, showcasing the wide-ranging creativity and innovation that defines British and Irish songwriting and screen composing.From established voices to rising stars, this year's list reflects an ever-evolving musical landscape and celebrates the writing craft that soundtracks our lives.'
The winners will be announced at a ceremony held at Grosvenor House in London on May 23.
Paloma Faith also stunned on the red carpet in a red mini dress which boasted an extravagant bow detailing
Irish singer CMAT also put on a show-stopping display in a pink gingham midi dress
Meanwhile, Imogen Williams cut a smart figure in a black blazer and pinstripe trousers
Norwegian singer Angelina Jordan cut a glamorous figure in a black and white tulle gown