Florence and the Machine took home two prizes at this year’s Q Awards in London yesterday.
Florence Welch was named ‘Best Female’ and she also picked up the award for ‘Best Track’ for her hit single ‘You’ve Got The Love’.
The stylish singer wore head-to-toe YSL Fall 2010.
Her sheer top with a tie detail around the neck was worn with a lace bustier to prevent this look from being a total rip from the runway.
What I love most about this look is her grey and black textured mini skirt. She manages to wear it well without it making her appear wider than she is.
Black suede YSL Palais pumps completes her look.
Credit: Style.com & Getty
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she looks greatt. i love her hair and she always wears something different to events. she looks perfect in this outfit and pulls it off well coz she’s so so so tall
Love her, love the look.
I’m totally obsessed with her music right now (so jealous you’ve seen her live at Mulberry party FC – it must have been amazing!) and it’s so cool she has great personal style as well! i think she looks way better than the model.
I think so too, the bustier helped.
I agree. She rocks this look. Her hair colour is also accentuated by the black. This lady’s style is growing on me, as is her music.
Perfection, I love Florence Welch!
I love Florence! She is so elegant and chic!
Not loving the look as its so boring and I dont like the colour of her hair here
BDOTW contender for me. This and Bryce Dallas Howard’s outfit. I mean, of course, there are all these glamorous dresses, but the two I really liked had touches of whimsy to them.