Camilla Kerslake looked like she's been taking advice from Kim Kardashian in the style stakes. The classical singer turned heads as she stepped out in a daring halterneck white dress which was split nearly to her navel at the Inspiration Awards for Women in London on Thursday.The 26-year-old rugby WAG's floor length backless gown by AQ/AQ showcased her curves to perfection.

And making sure all eyes were on her notable assets as she arrived at Chelsea's Cadogan Hall, Camilla kept jewellery to a minimum. The talented musician accentuated her features with dark red lips and false eyelashes.

She teamed her show stopping look with a pink manicure and swept her blonde glossy hair to the side in Veronica Lake style waves. Camilla tweeted a picture of herself living it up at the venue which she captioned: 'Posing for the paps on the pink carpet! Wearing AQ/AQ'

The star lives in London with her other half, the England captain Chris Robshaw. Camilla has already forged a career as a talented musician after being spotted by Take That star Gary Barlow in 2009 and became his first signing under his new label, Future Records. Since then she has released an album and sung ahead of England's international matches at Twickenham.

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The celebrity lifestyles in London, uk with her other half, the Britain leader Frank Robshaw. Camilla has already made a profession as a skilled artist after being identified by Take That celebrity Grettle Barlow during 2009 and became his first deciding upon under his new brand, Upcoming Information. Last year she performed at the prizes, which understands the success of amazing women from all parts of society who motivate those around them, while increasing money for Cutting-edge Breasts Melanoma.

Hosted by Sarah-Jane Mee and Andrew Castle, other celebrities who attended the thrilling night included Vanessa Feltz and Countryfile presenter Julia Bradbury, who showed off her blossoming baby bump in black trousers and top. Frankie Bridge from The Saturdays took home the Next Generation award, while Paralympic athlete Libby Clegg took home the award for Most Aspirational Celebrity.sed an album and sung ahead of England's international matches at Twickenham. TV presenter Eamonn Holmes also attended the prestigious event and gave out an award. Also at the charity awards do was entertainer Louis Spence and singers Beth Sherburn and Ray Quinn.