Nadine Coyle goes braless in plunging blazer dress paired with metallic leather boots

She is the former Girls Aloud songstress with an eye for style.

And Nadine Coyle put on an eye-popping display in a plunging outfit as she attended Jacqueline Jossa’s In The Style launch party at Tape Nightclub in London on Thursday.

The songstress, 34, boldly went braless in a black blazer dress, which showcased her perky cleavage as she posed.

The dress cinched in at her trim waist with a silver studded belt and was paired with metallic leather stiletto boots.   

The star also displayed her bronzed legs courtesy of the outfit’s asymmetric hem. 

Her caramel tresses were styled in soft waves while her pretty features were enhanced with a radiant palette of make-up.   

The singer recently admitted it would ‘take a lot’ for Girls Aloud to reunite as she discussed how finding fame in the group affected her mental health.

 The I’m A Celebrity star sat down with Hello! for a candid chat about reforming with bandmates Cheryl Tweedy, Sarah Harding, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts, who split in 2013.

She told the publication: ‘People are always asking if we’ll do something for our 20-year anniversary. It would be nice, but it takes so much – it’s like moving a mountain.

‘So many people are involved, and it would take a lot of planning and organising. I’m not thinking about that at the moment, but I’m definitely very fond of everything we’ve done, and it’s always really nice to support each other. We worked together for so long.’   

The girl group – who rose to fame in 2002 before splitting for good in 2013 – saw a divide form in later years.

Nadine and Sarah were said to have fallen out with Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts – the latter three still close friends today. 

Meanwhile, Nadine, who preparing to release her new single All That I Know, also spoke candidly about how the pressures of being a pop star took a toll on her mental health.

Reflecting on her time in Girls Aloud, the songstress explained that she ‘was so confident’ when she first began, but with years in a ‘smoke-and-mirrors world’, she’s spent ‘a long time trying to get back that level of confidence and to who I was before.’

She added: ‘I was losing sight of myself and started to get anxiety and stress. You work at such a pace and you don’t have time to sit with yourself and think… The entertainment thing – you’re there to entertain, it’s not about you – I get that, but for a while I lost my opinion. Keeping your sense of self is important.’