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Lily Allen was spotted leaving London restaurant Arlington on Tuesday night, clad in a sheer lace look topped with an embellished metal mesh Chanel jacket.

To co-host a dinner with British Vogue and Calzedonia, the “West End Girl” songstress paired her see-through Liberty Floral Mesh Top with the brand’s matching Liberty Floral Fishnet Tights, creating the illusion of a catsuit and echoing the look she modeled for Calzedonia’s fall campaign.

She layered the pieces with a black bra and high-waisted briefs and finished her ensemble with patent Christian Louboutin heels and a croc-embossed Chanel vanity bag.

Asked by British Vogue during the dinner what constitutes great style, Allen replied, “It’s all about confidence, and comfort … It’s a cliché, but I think you can tell if someone is comfortable, or if they’re trying to emulate something else.”

The “Smile” singer certainly seems confident in the skin she’s in, having wowed fans with a series of headline-making “revenge dresses” following her split from David Harbour.

Allen’s currently on tour with “West End Girl,” her scathing album inspired by the breakup. She’s gearing up for her Oct. 21 performance in Auckland, New Zealand, and will then head to Australia for a series of shows spanning the rest of the month.

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