London Fashion Week: Pregnant Leigh-Anne Pinnock flaunts baby bump in lactating bralette

Lights, camera, runway! London Fashion Week is underway, and the who's who of Hollywood have amped up the glam quotient and walked the runway with panache.

Recently, former Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock made her debut at London Fashion Week, where she looked bold as she flaunted her baby bump. She walked the runway for Greek designer Dimitra Petsa's Di Petsa.

For the runway, she opted for an all-white look, looking sensual in a sculpted bralette while flaunting her baby bump. The outfit created the illusion of lactation, making her runway appearance a striking celebration of motherhood.

The lactating bralette

The lactating bralette, a specially designed top, released streams of liquid from the cups, creating a visual representation of breastfeeding. Her look was completed with a wet-effect hairstyle and makeup featuring tear-like details.

The striking runway moment was part of Di Petsa's Spring/Summer 2027 collection, titled 'Holy Milk', which explored motherhood, pregnancy, breastfeeding and the changing body. Models also appeared alongside babies during the presentation, reinforcing the collection's focus on motherhood and nurturing.

Speaking after the show, Leigh-Anne said she was excited to be part of a collection that celebrated motherhood and nurturing. She also said pregnancy is not always celebrated in fashion and expressed her desire to embrace her baby bump more openly this time around.

The singer said she had played it safer with her fashion choices during her previous pregnancy with twins, but wanted her current pregnancy tobecome a part of her style.

The dramatic finale was especially meaningful for Leigh-Anne, who has said walking a catwalk had always been one of her dreams. She is expecting her third child with footballer Andre Gray, whom she married in 2023. The couple already have twin daughters, born in 2021.

Designer Dimitra Petsa's latest collection continued her signature wet-look aesthetic while focusing on transformation, motherhood and the physical experience of pregnancy and breastfeeding.

The collection featured flowing drapes, sheer and translucent fabrics, body-conscious silhouettes and sculptural designs. Leigh-Anne's lactation-inspired look became one of the show's most talked-about moments, turning an intimate aspect of motherhood into atheatrical runway statement.

Earlier this year, Leigh-Anne and Andre Gray kept their twin daughters' names and faces private, choosing to protect their children from public attention.