She is known for her colourful outfits, bold prints and quirky glasses that she wears every week on The Great British Bake Off.
But nothing could have prepared fans for Prue Leith’s latest look.
The 84-year-old restaurateur made sure all eyes were on her by opting for a striking all-leather look.
The presenter walked the catwalk at the Vin + Omi show at the Kensington Building during London Fashion Week on Friday.
The fitted PVC midi dress, which looked radiant in snaps, featured bold red lace-up detailing and exaggerated wide shoulders.
Prue Leith ditched pastels for PVC as she debuted a VERY daring all-leather look at the Vin + Omi show at the Kensington Building during London Fashion Week on Friday.
The 84-year-old restaurateur made sure all eyes were on her by opting for a striking all-leather look.
She is typically known for her colourful outfits, bold prints and the quirky glasses she wears every week on The Great British Bake Off.
The star accessorized her look with black leather sneakers and matching leather gloves as she swapped the kitchen for the stage.
Prue ditched her glasses and opted for a bold smoky eye and a bold red lip.
Prue will soon be back on screens with Paul Hollywood when the fifteenth series of The Great British Bake Off begins on September 24 at 8pm
Earlier this year, Prue admitted she almost didn’t apply to replace Mary Berry on the beloved show because she feared she wouldn’t meet diversity requirements.
The star has been a judge on the cooking competition since replacing Mary in 2016.
However, this almost didn’t happen, as Prue reveals that she initially dismissed the idea entirely.
It was revealed that the women had known each other since the 1970s when a photo of them with broadcaster Jack de Manio (1914-1988) was discovered.
Prue told the Podcast Sliding Doors With Jennie Becker: ‘I took the plunge. I had started thinking about it once I knew Mary Berry wasn’t going to continue. I thought, “Oh, I’d love that job,” but I dismissed the idea.
The form-fitting PVC midi dress, which pouted with snap fasteners, featured daring red lace detailing and exaggerated wide shoulders.
Prue ditched her glasses and opted for intense smoky eyes and a bold red lipstick.
The star accessorized the look with black leather sneakers and matching leather gloves as she swapped the kitchen for the stage.
The star looked surprisingly at home on the catwalk.
Prue seemed to be embracing her inner Cruella DeVille in the ensemble.
Prue will soon be back on screens with Paul Hollywood when the fifteenth series of The Great British Bake Off begins on September 24 at 8pm
She showed off her age-defying looks once again.
Earlier this year, Prue admitted she almost didn’t apply to replace Mary Berry on the much-loved show because she feared she wouldn’t meet diversity requirements.
“I thought, ‘They’ll get someone younger, someone else… probably a young Asian chef or something, who meets all the diversity requirements and stuff.’ But no, they chose me.”
‘If you think about my past career, I spent 11 years sitting on the Great British Menu as a judge and each dish has about ten flavours, which makes Bake Off seem really simple.
‘In the case of cake, with just one spoonful you can get the topping, the filling and the crumb. I knew all the great chefs, I had my own Michelin-starred restaurant, so I knew that level of cooking very well.’
The connection with baking specialist Maty extends to Prue’s own husband, fashion designer John Playfair, 77, who frequently uses her to his advantage when commenting on his wife’s cooking.
“I don’t bake cakes because we’re both too fat, so he teases me, saying, ‘I wish I’d married Mary Berry,'” she said.
Upon Prue’s arrival, she was not welcomed by fans, already unhappy over the BBC’s move to Channel 4 and the loss of Mary, Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc.
Prue said The times In February: “Oh, I hate my voice. It’s too posh. When I replaced Mary Berry in Bake Off, someone in Twitter She said, “Oh no, not that fancy bitch,” and I agreed with her. But yes, Americans seem to like her.
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