Work commitments were put aside Monday night as Nicole Scherzinger enjoyed a night out with Lauren Silverman in London.
The X Factor: Celebrity judge let her hair loose after a controversial week on the newly formatted show, in which she was accused of breaking the rules by saving someone else’s act.
But she didn’t seem affected by the reviews as she dined with series creator partner Simon Cowell at the exclusive Arts Club in upscale Mayfair.
Good times: Work commitments were put aside on Monday night as Nicole Scherzinger enjoyed a night out with Lauren Silverman in London
Wearing a tiered floral print dress, Nicole, 41, caught the eye as she stepped out of the club alongside Lauren later that night.
Giving the look a tasteful bohemian touch, the Pussycat Doll is accessorized with a wide, wide-brimmed hat, while black suede boots complete it all.
Joining Nicole, Lauren, 42, looked equally chic in an airy leopard print blouse with a stylish bow.
Evening: Nicole dined with the show’s creator partner Simon Cowell at the exclusive Arts Club in upscale Mayfair
Stylish: Sporting a tiered floral print dress, Nicole, 41, caught the eye as she stepped out of the club alongside Lauren later that night
Finishing touches: To give the look a tasteful bohemian touch, the Pussycat Doll is accessorized with a wide, wide-brimmed hat, while black suede boots complete it all.
Leather pants complimented the top, while gold stiletto heels and a sleek black blazer, elegantly draped over her shoulders, completed her latest ensemble.
Exiting the Dover Street venue, the two friends appeared to be in good spirits as they greeted onlookers before getting into a waiting car.
Nicole was dating just over a week after making the controversial decision to save one of her rival Cowell’s acts, instead of one of her own.
Tasteful: Joining Nicole, Lauren, 42, looked equally chic in an airy leopard-print blouse with a stylish bow
The singer has been accused of breaking the rules to save Try Star – made up of rugby stars Thom Evans, Ben Foden and Levi Davis – but she has since insisted it was the right move.
She told the Jonathan Ross Show, “I love breaking the rules. The song [they sang, “Swing Low”] has a very deep meaning in America, it’s an old black spirituality so I thought it was a beautiful song.
“But then I did some research and understand that this is the rugby anthem. I don’t know the sport very well but I like the camaraderie and the fight and the spirit and the heart. ‘
Sophisticated: Leather pants complimented the top, while gold stiletto heels and a sleek black blazer, elegantly draped over her shoulders, completed her latest ensemble
