Caprice catches the eye in a white cut out midi dress

Caprice caught the eye as she stepped out in London on Thursday, after her film premiere The Gift was cancelled due to lockdown restrictions.

The model, 49, cut a glamorous figure in a white crossover midi dress which had an exposed section under the bust, highlighting her toned abs. 

Caprice looked a little downcast as she headed to a meeting, after sources told MailOnline crisis talks were being held to decide what to do now The Gift’s premiere has been cancelled.  

Caprice showcased her long legs in the form-fitting dress which came complete with a side split.

She shrugged a cream coat over her shoulders and added a boost to her frame with black heels that had pearl studs around the sole. 

Caprice wore her hair in a sleek straight look and toted a Chanel handbag as she left her home to head out to the meeting. 

The model had taken on a singing role in the film for the first time since her lead in Rent on the West End and Debbie Does Dallas the Musical.  

But sources close to the star revealed the premiere for the film ‘lies in tatters’.

The insider told MailOnline: ‘Unfortunately the Leicester Square premiere along with various theatres launching on the same night, is now on hold.

‘She is absolutely gutted and has been attending crisis meetings with production and her manager to try and figure out if they can make it happen in the next few weeks. 

‘They are hoping to pull things together but the cast are all really disappointed and everyone is on edge. Caprice is waiting to see the outcome.’

The source added: ‘She is however thrilled the film is now officially connected with NHS Charities Together and is hoping to raise as much money as possible. As well as being available on Amazon Prime she is delighted that it’ll be shown free of charge in Children’s hospital wards up and down the country over the festive season. 

‘It was all a bit of fun and she is hoping the movie brings some cheers and laughter over the holidays as everyone has had such a difficult time this year.’ 

It comes after Caprice hit back at her critics recently after she was spotted entering a London recording studio during England’s second national lockdown of the year.   

Sources later confirmed the mother-of-two took ‘all necessary precautions’ while inside the studio after receiving criticism from Instagram followers for entering a confined space during a global pandemic. 

An insider told MailOnline: ‘Caprice had to head to the recording studio to finish off laying down a track for her upcoming Christmas movie The Gift.

‘She has received ridicule for going into the studio, but she did not come into contact with anybody. She recorded the track and left.  

 ‘There was only one other person in the studio and that was the producer who spoke to her through a microphone and a glass barrier’. 

The source added: ‘Caprice is taking all necessary precautions and guidance, but as she told a pal, at the end of the day as a society we also have to learn to live with coronavirus, instead of shutting down the economy every two seconds, which can be counter productive.

‘If she didn’t record this track today then all of the money and the time spent on making the movie would be wasted, as the launch is the beginning of December on Amazon Prime’.

Caprice’s representatives have also confirmed that the work trip was acceptable and she did not come into contact with anyone at all.