Awkward moment: Paloma Faith caught staring at Roxie Nafousi at GLAMOR Women Of The Year Awards

THIS is the awkward moment Paloma Faith was caught staring at Roxie Nafousi while attending the GLAMOR Women Of The Year awards on Tuesday – an event which celebrates female empowerment.

The singer, 43, and Nafousi, 34, author of the bestselling empowerment book Manifest, shared the red carpet as they posed next to each other for photos before entering the star-studded ceremony at Raffles OWO in Whitehall.

A video captured by Roxie and shared with her 336,000 Instagram followers saw her looking incredible as she flashed a smile for the cameras and showed off her stunning outfit.

But Paloma could be seen in the background, seemingly displeased and glaring steelily at the carpet – but was it as it seemed?

When Roxie caught her eye, Paloma quickly gave her a smile when the couple finally met her eyes.

She said, “You look great!” » before looking away across the room to enthusiastically greet someone.

MailOnline has contacted Paloma Faith’s representatives for comment.

Paloma, who is never afraid to push the boundaries with her bold ensembles and quirky outfits, made sure all eyes were on her by opting for a sheer dress adorned with poodles for the event.

Joining the stars at Raffles OWO in London, the hit singer went braless as she covered her modesty with black pasties in her sheer nude dress.

The dress was adorned with furry black dogs and Paloma rocked this quirky ensemble, completing the look with sheer heels adorned with a black heart.

Paloma styled her blonde locks with dramatic bangs before adding a bold red lip.

The star also presented former Love Islander Cally Jane Beach with the Activist Award during the evening.

Taking the stage to celebrate female empowerment, Paloma told the audience: “I love you all because you have vaginas.”

Meanwhile, author Roxie showcased her incredible figure in a sculptural white corset top teamed with a cream ruffled low-rise skirt featuring a long train.

She wore her long tresses in a sleek, straight style and enhanced her natural beauty with a sultry makeup palette.

GLAMOUR’s Women of the Year Awards returned for another year to celebrate some of the biggest names in music, television, film and sport.

The event, sponsored by Samsung and the new Galaxy Ring, honors the activists and record-breakers who are leading the battle for women’s equality.

The coveted Glamor Impact Award went to former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson, who revealed she was on a “glorious, imperfect new path” during her speech.

The Baywatch star, 57, took to the stage to accept the honor during a glitzy ceremony and told guests how she found a “new table” in recent years after rediscovering her passion for acting.

After showing off her dewy complexion on the red carpet, Pamela passionately shared that landing her recent role on The Last Showgirl finally helped her “shake the cobwebs” from her acting dreams.

Elsewhere during the ceremony, Jodie Turner-Smith received the Trailblazer trophy from her friend and fellow actress Naomie Harris, 48.

Keely Hodgkinson received the Sports Hero Award, while presenter Katherine Ryan also accepted the Feminist Hero Award.

Chloe Bailey received the Musician Gong, while Jameela Jamil accepted the award for Game-Changing Voice.

Past winners include Kim Cattrall, Naomi Campbell and Victoria Beckham.

Award-winning comedian Katherine Ryan returned once again to host the ceremony in west London – for the fourth year in a row.

Deborah Joseph, European Editorial Director of GLAMOUR, said of the inspiring event: “2024 has already been both a memorable and challenging year for women around the world, with so many incredible activists speaking truth to power, as well as only areas of regression that are deeply worrying. in women’s rights.

“While we still have so much to stand for, it’s even more important to stand up for the game-changers, the feminist advocates and icons who are making the world a better place for women.

“I can’t wait to toast them at our annual GLAMOR Women of the Year awards.”