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She never fails to look sensational in her eye-catching stage outfits.
And Mabel was commanding attention yet again as she took to the stage for an energetic performance at Latitude Festival in Suffolk on Friday night.
The singer, 25, showed off her sizzling physique in a plunging black and yellow bralet and matching high-waisted biker trousers as she belted out her hits.
Incredible: Mabel was commanding attention yet again as she took to the stage for an energetic performance at Latitude Festival in Suffolk on Friday night
She flashed her abs in the costume that covered her taut midriff and arms in black mesh as she danced on stage.
Mabel wore her long bright orange hair in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a glamorous makeup look.
She wore the block colour biker trousers that had zip and stitch detailing high on her waist.
Wow! The singer, 25, showed off her sizzling physique in a plunging black and yellow bralet and matching high-waisted biker trousers as she belted out her hits
Style: She flashed her abs in the costume that covered her taut midriff and arm in black mesh as she danced on stage
Energetic: Mabel wore her long bright orange hair in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a glamorous makeup look
Revellers at the Latitude Festival have spoken about the ‘amazing feeling’ of being at the first major music event since before the pandemic began.
The four-day festival, which is part of the Government’s Events Research Programme, is expected to be attended by 40,000 people.
Festivalgoers must show proof of a negative Covid-19 test or be double vaccinated to access the site at Henham Park in Suffolk which also boasts its own pop-up vaccination clinic.
Edgy: She wore the block colour biker trousers that had zip and stitch detailing high on her waist
Happy: Revellers at the Latitude Festival have spoken about the ‘amazing feeling’ of being at the first major music event since before the pandemic began
Yay! The four-day festival, which is part of the Government’s Events Research Programme, is expected to be attended by 40,000 people
Headliners Wolf Alice, The Chemical Brothers, Bastille and Bombay Bicycle Club will perform at the event.
Latitude Festival is ‘close to being the safest place in England today’, its organiser said as the event began in Suffolk.
Melvin Benn, managing director of the Festival Republic group, told Sky News he feels ‘very relaxed, not anxious at all’ as the four-day music event gets under way.
He said: ‘I am really very happy and very relaxed. I hope I look relaxed, I feel very relaxed.
Event: Festival goers must show proof of a negative Covid-19 test or be double vaccinated to access the site at Henham Park in Suffolk which also boasts its own pop-up vaccination clinic
Stunning: Mabel looked incredible in the matching trousers and crop top
Stunning: She never fails to look sensational in her eye-catching stage outfits and Latitude was no exception
Sing it! She held the microphone out to the audience as she belted out her catchy hits on the main stage
Work it! She flicked her hair out as she pulled out all the stops on stage
Details: She showed off her delicate hand tattoos and black and yellow manicure while up on stage
‘We had a great night last night. It was a huge party. None of the main stage acts were playing but there is a lot going on in the woods, on the lake and in the theatre area.
‘I’m very relaxed, not anxious at all. It is probably as close to being the safest place in England today really.’
Two acts – Irish band Fontaines DC and singer-songwriter Alfie Templeman – have been forced to pull out of appearing at the festival after positive Covid-19 tests.
Mr Benn said it is a ‘shame’ they cannot perform but he suggested the programme has not been badly affected.
Bright! Her orange hair complimented her bold outfit perfectly as she danced on the huge stage
Oh dear: Two acts – Irish band Fontaines DC and singer-songwriter Alfie Templeman – have been forced to pull out of appearing at the festival after positive Covid-19 tests
Off we go: Latitude Festival is ‘close to being the safest place in England today’, its organiser said as the event began in Suffolk
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