Lily Allen stuns in sheer mesh dress at Perfect x Johnnie Walker LFW bash

Lily Allen turned heads at London Fashion Week Sunday night when she flashed her underwear in a sheer, dark grey mesh gown at the Perfect magazine x Johnnie Walker party hosted at Park Chinois. The 40-year-old singer wore a dress with thin straps and a raw hem, layering a bandeau bra beneath to maintain coverage, and finished the look with heels and an updo that kept the attention on the daring silhouette. Allen arrived with Lila Moss, who opted for a black velvet strapless dress with an A-line skirt and Mary Jane heels, adding a touch of classic glamour to the contemporary cut of Allen’s look.

The two models posed together on the red carpet and inside the venue, where a star-studded guest list gathered under Park Chinois’s intimate lighting. Moss, 22, was later joined by her friend Jordan Barrett, who cut a stylish figure in an oversized blue suit. The event drew fashion insiders and celebrities alike, with attendees sharing moments from the evening on social media as fashion week continued in the capital.

Lily’s appearance comes amid broader backstage conversations about her personal life and a forthcoming relocation. Earlier this year, Allen confirmed she would be moving back to London following her split from husband David Harbour. The couple had relocated to a Brooklyn townhouse in 2020 after their Las Vegas wedding, a property that gained notice in Architectural Digest. Reports in recent months indicated the relationship had ended, with outlet coverage noting allegations of infidelity connected to Harbour. In the wake of the split, Allen has purchased an ex-council flat in London and said she has thrown herself into decorating as part of navigating the difficult period.

On her Miss Me? podcast, which she hosts with Miquita Oliver, Allen described the new London flat as a long-held dream tied to the area where she grew up, emphasizing that she wanted to stay connected to her roots and maintain a sense of accessibility. She explained she chose the social housing building in which the flat sits in part to avoid feelings of gentrification—an explicit statement about her plan to balance personal history with current life plans. In May, she spoke candidly about feeling deeply low and lonely in her New York City home as she adjusted to life after the split, noting that the change in scenery and a new project in decorating had provided some relief.

The party’s guest list included a mix of fashion and entertainment figures beyond Allen and Moss. Damian Hurley, Amy Jackson, and Jade Jagger were among the attendees, with Zara Martin and Donna Air also photographed at the event. The atmosphere reflected London Fashion Week’s ongoing emphasis on high-glamour moments that blend streetwear edges with timeless elegance. Allen’s presence—paired with her real-life transition back to London—underscored a notable week for the cultural calendar and for her ongoing public narrative.

As Allen continues to settle into life back in the U.K., her public appearances during Fashion Week are framed by a broader context of personal reinvention and new living arrangements. The singer has spoken in recent interviews and podcasts about balancing motherhood with a high-profile career, and the fashion week circuit provides a platform for both style moments and headline-making personal coverage. Her latest appearance at the Perfect magazine event serves as a highlight reel of a year marked by upheaval, relocation, and a renewed focus on home, design, and public-facing artistry.