The Hot Right Now singer looked sensational as she arrived at London‘s exclusive Annabel’s in an ivory trouser suit, which featured a double breasted blazer.

Sisterhood: (L-R) Rita Ora and Salma Hayek attended the International Women’s Day Caring Foundation fundraiser, held at Annabel’s in London on Sunday afternoon

Rita styled her caramel locks into a smart side-parted chignon while a pair of pearl drop earring and a selection of delicate gold necklaces added a sparkly touch.

Paying further attention to detail, the start sported a two-tone manicure and winged eyeliner while carrying a black crocodile skin clutch.

Kosovo-born Rita attended the event with chic psychiatrist mother Vera Sahatçiu, 55, who looked incredible in one shouldered black gown and a black choker.

Stepping out in style: Hot Right Now singer Rita looked sensational as she arrived at the soirée in an ivory trouser suit, which featured a double breasted blazer

Details: She styled her caramel locks into a smart side-parted chignon while a pair of pearl drop earring and a selection of delicate gold necklaces added a sparkly touch

Mother and daughter: Kosovo-born Rita attended the event with chic psychiatrist mother Vera Sahatçiu, 55, who looked incredible in one shouldered black gown and a black choker

Snapshot: The 29-year-old musician also posed for a snapshot with fellow singer Ella Eyre, 25

Meanwhile, screen star Salma dazzled in a crepe gown in striking fuchsia, which she teamed with a wide black belt that  highlighted her incredible curves.

Salma was not the only inspirational female turning heads at the lavish charity event, which raises funds for poverty quashing charity the Caring Foundation.

Acting veteran Vannessa Redgrave, 83, attended with her actress daughter Joely Richardson, 55, who cut a stylish figure in a high-necked floral ensemble.

Political activist Vanessa gave a rousing speech about female liberation before model Sabrina Elba, 29, took to the podium to give her own address.

 

Mingle: Screen star Salma posed with (L-R) Cherie Spriggs, Patricia Caring, and Skye Gyngell