Paloma Faith cuts a casual figure in red sports jacket and fire-print trainers as she leaves TV studio
She is known for her eccentric outfits.
But Paloma Faith kept things casual on Tuesday afternoon as she departed a TV studio at Media City in Manchester.
The songwriter, 39, gave her take on street style with a bomber jacket and jogger bottoms ensemble, while making sure she was adequately protected with a face mask.
Lady in red: Paloma rocked an oversized red Chicago bomber jacket and cut a casual figure in loose jogging bottoms as she departed Media City in Manchester on Tuesday afternoon
As she was spotted exiting Media City, she wore an oversized Chicago Bulls jacket in the basketball team’s signature colour.
She paired it with an equally oversized mustard yellow tee that matched with her ’90s style flame patterned socks.
The Voice judge, maintained the flame theme with her black converse shoes that featured a similar print on their exterior.
Fashionista: The songstress, 39, showcased her eclectic fashion sense with her oversized mustard yellow tee that paired perfectly with her flamed converse shoes and socks
For the comfortable and vintage-inspired look, Paloma also wore a pair of black joggers that she rolled up at her ankles.
She added a designer touch with her velvet crimson Gucci bag that featured the signature GG logo and and zig-zag stitching, meanwhile she held her shopper bag and a light snack in her other hand.
She also wore a disposable face mask to ensure she is safe amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Blondes have more fun: Paloma transformed her signature auburn tresses for a bleached blonde bob that she wore in a messy bun style and she opted for a minimal makeup look
Last month, Paloma bravely spoke about her battle with postnatal depression and struggle to adapt to being a mother to her now three-year-old daughter.
In a candid interview, the British singer, revealed that she had expected to take to motherhood ‘like a duck to water’ but the reality was a rude awakening.
She told the Mirror: ‘And then I had my baby and lots of things went wrong and I was sadder than I’ve ever been before and I felt broken, largely by the disappointment that I wasn’t the mother that I thought I’d be.’
Designer touch: The singer took her outfit up a notch with her Gucci crimson velvet clutch bag with the iconic GG motif and zig-zag stitching
The Picking Up the Pieces singer revealed that it took some time for a bond to develop with her child, who she conceived via IVF with her partner Leyman Lahcine.
The singer was so distressed that she began questioning whether she had given birth to another couple’s baby fearing a mix up at the IVF clinic.
Paloma said: ‘I started emailing doctors saying, ‘Is there any way you might have put the wrong embryo in me?’ But now you can see it, our child exactly looks like us.’
The star happily shared that she now shares a special connection with her toddler, who is ‘a bit obsessed’ with her famous mother.
The award-winning singer went on to say that the approval of strangers is a large part of being a musician, but that pales in comparison to the validation she gets from her daughter, whose name she has not disclosed.
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