Amber Le Bon made an elegant hostess at a glitzy gala in London's Victoria & Albert Museum on Wednesday.
Showing off the style – and the cheekbones – she's inherited from her model mother Yasmin, the 26-year-old posed with YouTube sensation Jim Chapman at The British Heart Foundation fundraiser.
© Photo: RexHer mother and pop star father Simon weren't at the party, but Amber also a successful model, wouldn't have minded if they had been.
Ahead of the soiree, she told the Evening Standard: "I really like going out with my parents, they are parents but also like my friends and we have huge amounts of fun together."
"Parents always try to embarrass their children, in a friendly way, it's their prerogative, you just have to not let yourself be embarrassed, I find it funny," added Amber, who had picked out a pretty patterned maxi dress for the party.
© Photo: RexIn the interview her co-host Jim, who is now one of the country's most popular vloggers, admitted he is still getting used to being in the limelight.
The 27-year-old said: "Suddenly becoming popular and influential has completely changed my life. I come from fairly humble beginnings and now I have the best job in the world and get to experience some incredible things."
© Photo: RexOther guests included Millie Mackintosh and MTV presenter Lilah Parsons. Meanwhile, Pixie Lott looked stunning in a plunge-necked red dress as she arrived to perform.
Lots at the auction included an Alexander McQueen skull clutch by the fashion house's chief designer Sarah Burton, a Chanel bag straight from Karl Lagerfield's runway, an Alice Temperley lace gown and a limited edition print by artist Peter Blake.
Also on offer were a couture dress once worn by Kylie Minogue, flowers for a year from celebrated florist Absolute Flowers and tickets to a private box at Wembley to see the England football team play.
Money raised will go towards the BHF’s Mending Broken Hearts Appeal. Chief Executive Simon Gillespie said: "We’re absolutely delighted to have the support of the fashion, art and sports communities who has given so generously again this year.
"Every pound raised will play a crucial role in helping us fund new ground-breaking research in our mission to find a cure for heart failure."
