Katie Piper looks effortlessly chic in flared jeans and Dirty Dancing T-shirt as she enjoys evening out
She is well-recognised for her sensational sense of style.
And Katie Piper effortlessly nailed another show-stopping ensemble, as she enjoyed a night out in England’s capital on Friday.
The writer, 37, cut a casual figure in blue flared, distressed jeans and a Dirty Dancing T-shirt, which featured a picture of the famous lift from the 1980s cult classic.
Chic: Katie Piper, who is known for her sensational style, effortlessly nailed another show-stopping ensemble as she enjoyed a night out in England’s capital on Friday
She rounded off her outfit with a black velvet jacket draped across her shoulders, and carried her essentials in a sizeable black handbag.
Katie was all smiles as she strutted down London’s streets in a pair of dusty pink heels during her post-lockdown evening out.
She wore her golden tresses draped over one shoulder in a loose wave, while she enhanced her complexion with a full face of matte make-up.
Her outing comes soon after she received a Honorary Doctorate Award of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland to mark her achievements as a healthcare leader.
Cult classic: The writer, 37, cut a casual figure in blue flared, distressed jeans and a Dirty Dancing T-shirt, which featured a picture of the famous lift from the 1980s classic film
Last month, the activist was honoured for her groundbreaking work setting up the Katie Piper Foundation – which supports burns survivors, along with their families and carers.
The Foundation has also opened a rehabilitation centre in the UK – and reaches out to survivors to provide remote individually tailored programmes of rehabilitation.
Katie survived a sulfuric acid attack orchestrated by her ex-boyfriend in 2008, which caused significant damage to her face and left her blind in one eye.
The horrifying attack was organised by her obsessive ex-partner, Daniel Lynch, but was carried out by Stefan Sylvestre, 31.
Hitting the town: Katie was all smiles as she strutted down London’s streets in a pair of dusty pink heels as she enjoyed a post-lockdown evening out
Speaking about her honorary award, she wrote on Instagram: ‘Thank you RCSI University of medicine and health sciences it is a honour to be invited to accept my Honorary Doctorate in Science Award @rcsi_irl
‘I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all of the 2020 students and commend you for your hard work and dedication in what has been a challenging year.
‘I am absolutely thrilled to receive this prestigious recognition and delighted at the value it will add to my charity work.’
The former Strictly Come Dancing star recently told how she is lucky to be alive as she faced her 400th operation in 12 years.
Katie first entered the public eye in 2008 to raise awareness of her injuries sustained from the horrific acid attack.
Impressive! Her outing comes after she received a Honorary Doctorate Award of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland to mark her achievements as a healthcare leader
Speaking to The Mirror as she neared her 400th time going under the knife, Katie said her ‘heart never sinks’ when told she is to face yet another procedure.
The media personality explained: ‘You can look at it that way, or you can say, it’s extraordinary to be alive, because women who are acid attacked in other countries actually die.
They don’t have the NHS, and they don’t have the sophisticated medicine we have here. So I think, my heart would never sink, life is a gift that I’m still here.’
As well as her successful and inspirational career, Katie is a devoted mum to two daughters – Belle, six, and Penelope, two – who she shares with husband Richard Sutton.
Family: Katie is also a devoted mum to two daughters – Belle, six, and Penelope, two – who she shares with husband Richard Sutton (pictured in September 2019)