Flying high in the fashion stakes: Mollie King puts on a leggy show in leather mini at Comic Relief's Flying Start launch

 

She's currently focusing on her modelling career with The Saturdays currently on hiatus.

So the blonde singer is getting used to making appearances without her bandmates as she attended a British Airways Flying Start charity event on Thursday night.

The 27-year-old blonde looked lovely in a brown leather mini skirt and black blouse as she joined fellow stars at the Comic Relief bash in London. 

A leggy show: Mollie King 

Flying Start is the global partnership between BA and Comic Relief, which aims to raise money impoverished children both in the UK and aboard.

Also in attendance were comedians Angus Deayton and Jon Culshaw, as well as broadcaster Emma Freud.  

At the evening do, Mollie happily posed up with one of the British Airways crew, Captain Mike Cox, who looked dapper in his uniform.

Who's your dapper friend? Mollie chatted to British Airways Captain Mike Cox

Blonde ambition: The 27-year-old wore her blonde hair loose with lashings of red lipstick

Following the bash, Mollie tweeted: 'A good night with @comicrelief! Brings back lots of memories!'

The singer was referring back to 2009 when The Saturdays covered the Depeche Mode song Just Can't Get Enough as the official Comic Relief single.

Missing out on the evening was Mollie's model boyfriend David Gandy.

The couple started dating again in summer 2014, with David finally confirming they were an item last October.