Jade Thirlwall went eyebrow-less on Thursday night for a night out with her boyfriend Jordan Stephens and their friends in London.
The 31-year-old singer, who will soon release her debut solo single, looked stunning in a sheer red outfit at a dinner hosted by Beat magazine at the Standard hotel.
She wore a long-sleeved shirt with bell sleeves, which she unbuttoned to reveal her bra, which was also red at the event, which was held in honor of Jade who posed on the cover of the magazine.
Jade paired her shirt with a long skirt with an extra high slit and completed her look with silver high heels.
Jordan, 32, of Rizzle Kicks, gave Jade a sweet kiss on the head and wore a light green sweater, brown sweatpants and a light blue baseball cap.
Jade Thirlwall, 31, wore a browless look to a dinner party hosted by Beat magazine at the Standard hotel on Thursday night, along with her boyfriend Jordan Stephens, 32, and their friends
The singer, who will soon release her debut single, looked stunning in a sheer red outfit with an extra high thigh split
She wore a long-sleeved shirt with wide sleeves, unbuttoned to reveal her bra, which was also red
Also present at the party was 29-year-old singer and producer MNEK, known for his big hits with Zara Larsson – Never Forget You and Ain’t My Fault.
The intimate gathering was rounded out by industry names Tinea Taylor, Mahalia and Harriet Rose. Other attendees included Amelia Dimoldenberg, Tolu Coker and Bimini.
Jade’s dinner comes after she’s been on the cover of Beat Magazine – her first magazine cover of her own.
She wrote for several magazines together with the girl group Little Mix, of which she was a member from 2011 to 2022.
In Beat, Jade spoke about Angel Of My Dreams, the follow-up to Jesy Nelson’s Boyz in 2021, Leigh-Anne Pinnock’s Don’t Say Love in 2023 and Perrie Edwards’ Forget About Us in April.
She said of the song: ‘I wanted Angel Of My Dreams to feel like a brutal, huge, fat slap in the face.’
And said of the founding: ‘I was in LA and I was feeling a bit lonely anyway, and then someone called to say that the head of my label, the guy who signed me, was leaving. I got into a real mess.
‘I went to the studio and thought about how fickle the music industry is, and how much I love this job, but also how much I hate it. I explained the concept to [producer] Mike Sabath, where it’s kind of a love-hate relationship with the industry, but it sounds like it’s a relationship.’
Jade, formerly of Little Mix, will release Angel Of My Dreams on July 19, she announced on Tuesday
Joining the couple was singer and producer MNEK, 29, known for his big hits with Zara Larsson – Never Forget You and Ain’t My Fault
The intimate gathering was rounded out by (L-R) industry names Tinea Taylor, Mahalia and Harriet Rose Jade
Jade explained that she initially wanted the song to be about a loving but toxic relationship, but decided to be more explicit in the lyrics.
She also said she’s obsessed with pop music and wants to be the next big name, but found it difficult to step out of the safety net that came with being in a girl group.
Jade wants to follow in the footsteps of S Club’s Rachel Stevens, who had solo success with songs like Some Girls and Sweet Dreams My LA Ex.
Her former group Little Mix formed during The X Factor and won it in 2011, making them the first group in the talent show’s seven-year history to achieve this.
Originally a four-piece band, Jesy left Little Mix in 2020 to protect her mental health. The girl band officially split two years later.
Jesy, 33, has had her most successful debut album to date with Boyz, which peaked at number four in the UK charts.
Boyz, ft. Nicki Minaj, is followed by Perrie’s Forget About Us, which peaked at number 10, and Leigh-Anne’s Don’t Say Love, which peaked at number 11.
Jade announced Angel Of My Dreams on Tuesday and Leigh-Anne, her boyfriend Jordan Stephens from Rizzle Kicks and her mentor from The X Factor, Tulisa Contostavlos, all responded with their congratulations.
Jade’s dinner comes after she graced the cover of Beat Magazine – her first solo magazine cover, after covering numerous magazines with her former group Little Mix
Angel Of My Dreams is described as a ‘frenetically shifting, gloriously OTT banger that explores her love-hate relationship with the pop industry’.
The single was written in LA by Jade, along with Steph Jones, who wrote Sabrina Carpenter’s Espresso, Pablo Bowman, the man behind Calvin Harris’ Miracle, and the aforementioned Mike, who has collaborated with RAYE.
Jade continues: ‘I didn’t want to make a safe first single, that was really important to me,’ she explains.
“I set the tone of who I am as an artist. I want people to hear it and think ‘what’s that song?’. My worst nightmare is someone hearing my song and thinking ‘that’s cool.’”
The hit will be powerful and unvarnished, with Jade saying it brings “big pop girl energy” after she ‘long, carefully chosen path’ to write it.
She added: ‘It is OTT, it’s ridiculous and it’s gloriously WTF. I’m so proud of it and I can say that with my chest.
“The fans have waited long enough, so now we just want to give it to them.”
Jade releases Angel Of My Dreams on July 19th.