Vanessa Feltz dazzles in leather at Elizabeth Day book launch with Trinny Woodall

Vanessa Feltz, 63, cut a racy figure in a black strapless leather dress as she joined Trinny Woodall at Elizabeth Day's book launch in London on Friday evening. The Big Breakfast host wore open-toed heels to complement the daring silhouette and carried herself with confidence as cameras clicked while she prepared to depart The Lavery after a star-studded night celebrating the novel One of Us.

Trinny Woodall, 61, cut a typically classy figure in a black suit, pairing it with chromed gold stilettos and a black clutch. The pair posed for photos outside the venue and shared a laugh with Day, the English author and journalist who looked elegant in a strappy black dress and glossy tights. Inside shots showed Feltz and Woodall enjoying each other's company while posing with Day, underscoring the social nature of the book-launch circuit.

The appearance comes as Feltz has been in the public eye for her ongoing weight-loss journey, which she has discussed openly over the years. She has previously spoken about yo-yoing between sizes 10 and 22 and described dieting as a soul-destroying cycle. In April, she told OK! magazine that a busy schedule — hosting The Vanessa Show on Channel 5 at 12:30 p.m. and LBC weekend shows — has helped her stay energized and maintain a slimmer figure.

Elizabeth Day's event also highlighted the social and fashion ties between television personalities and authors, with Woodall's friendship with Feltz underscored by their coordinated appearance. Woodall, known for building her Trinny London brand, has balanced public appearances with business expansion, including recent international launches that have kept her in the spotlight. She has discussed health routines, daily workouts, skincare, and more recently meditation as part of managing a demanding schedule.

Nadiya Bychkova, the Strictly Come Dancing favorite, attended in a chic dark suit co-ord with a lace bra peeking through, adding a subtle note of glamour to the ensemble. The gathering captured a cross-section of the fashion, media and publishing worlds as the industry cheered Elizabeth Day's ongoing work.