Mae Muller dazzled under the spotlight in a glamorous ensemble as she attended the Summertime Ball with Barclaycard on Sunday at Wembley in London.
The Better Days singer, 25, put on a very leggy display as she donned a sequinned silver co-ord, featuring a racy thigh-skimming mini skirt and a matching top.
The Eurovision star – who ended up going from second to last place on the contest’s final – flaunted her toned curves as she posed up a storm on the red carpet ahead of the event.
Mae flashed her midriff and displayed her stunning array of tattoos while striking a slew of poses.
The I Wrote A Song hitmaker wore her signature dark tresses loose styled in beach waves, as they fell over her shoulders.
There she is! Mae Muller dazzled under the spotlight in a glamorous ensemble as she attended the Summertime Ball with Barclaycard on Sunday at Wembley in London
Sparkling: The Better Days singer, 25, put on a very leggy display as she donned a sequinned silver co-ord, featuring a racy thigh-skimming mini skirt and a matching top
The British songwriter gave herself a few extra inches as donned a pair of glamorous white strappy heels.
She opted for a radiant makeup palette, with an ombre bronzed eyeshadow and rosy blush on her cheeks.
The performer finished off with a slick of rouge lipstick, enhancing her stunning features.
Mae also accessorised with a slew of dazzling gold rings of different shapes.
Also in attendance of the star-studded event was singer Raye, who put on a stylish display in a sheer orange dress that left little to the imagination.
The Escapism. hitmaker, 25, boosted her height with chunky nude platforms and opted for quirky eye makeup to stand out from the crowd.
Elsewhere Tallia Storm, Tom Grennan and Joel Corry were seen arriving ahead of taking to the stage.
Capital’s Summertime Ball with Barclaycard returns today with an exciting atmosphere and incredible artists performing their best hits.
Stunner: The Eurovision star – who ended up going from second to last place on the contest’s final – flaunted her toned curves as she posed up a storm on the red carpet ahead of the event
Oozing confidence: Mae flashed her midriff and displayed her stunning array of tattoos while striking a slew of poses
Turning heads: The I Wrote A Song hitmaker wore her signature dark tresses loose styled in beach waves, as they fell over her shoulders
80,000 Capital listeners and a massive line-up of the world’s hottest artists have descended upon London for the event.
The event is being held at Wembley arena in north London.
The venue tweeted last month: ‘Is it even officially summer until Capital’s Summertime Ball with Barclaycard?
‘This years #CapitalSTB is going to be BIG!’
It comes after BBC bosses said they want singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor to become the UK’s entry at next year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
It follows stinging criticism of the Corporation after Mae finished second from last in the Liverpool final earlier last month.
Sophie, 44, is an established artist with hits such as Murder On The Dancefloor, and she reached a new audience during lockdown with her successful Kitchen Disco videos, which landed her a Radio 2 show of the same name.
The mother of five is to be sounded out over taking part in next year’s show, as BBC bosses are set to regain full control of the selection process for the UK’s entry.
Glam: The British songwriter gave herself a few extra inches as donned a pair of glamorous white strappy heels
Wao! She opted for a radiant makeup palette, with an ombre bronzed eyeshadow and rosy blush on her cheeks
Beauty: The performer finished off with a slick of rouge lipstick, enhancing her stunning features
Bling bling: Mae also accessorised with a slew of dazzling gold rings of different shapes
In 2021, they handed the role to an external company in a bid to reverse the poor performance of Britain’s entrants.
One music industry source told The Mail on Sunday: ‘At the moment there is only one artist on the BBC’s list for Eurovision 2024, and they don’t intend to add to it.
‘Sophie Ellis-Bextor is seen as the ideal fit for the contest – she’s a great singer and performer, and she is already known to audiences, both straight and gay, across Europe. The criticism the BBC has received over the decision to pick Mae Muller this year has been quite savage.’
Ms Muller was picked to perform in last weekend’s Eurovision final by global management company TaP Music, who also chose 2022 entrant Sam Ryder, who finished second.
Doubts over Ms Muller had been growing before the final, with her voice criticised as not being strong enough to carry the track she performed, I Wrote A Song. Her rehearsal was littered with errors and hit by sound issues.
A series of old quotes, in which she suggested she hated the UK, alienated some.
Next choice? It comes after BBC bosses said they want singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor to become the UK’s entry at next year’s Eurovision Song Contest
Criticism: It follows stinging criticism of the Corporation after Mae finished second from last in the Liverpool final earlier last month
There was also controversy when she said that Boris Johnson shouldn’t have had a hospital bed when he was struck down with Covid.
It also emerged that she had applied for a German passport, which she said she wanted to help her cut down on extra paperwork when performing in the EU.
