Mollie King wraps up warm in green padded coat and black leggings as she heads ... trends now

Mollie King wraps up warm in green padded coat and black leggings as she heads ... trends now
Mollie King wraps up warm in green padded coat and black leggings as she heads ... trends now

Mollie King wraps up warm in green padded coat and black leggings as she heads ... trends now

Mollie King wraps up warm in green padded coat and black leggings as she heads to work at BBC Radio 1

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Mollie King wrapped up warm as she made her way to the BBC Radio 1 studios in London on Saturday.

The former Saturdays singer, 35, donned a dark green padded jacket which shewore over a black jumper for the day.

The hitmaker also opted for a pair of black leggings and added to her loom with a pair of knee-high brown boots.

Carrying a matching handbag and hite tote bag, Mollie complimented her outfit with a pair of sunglasses.

Wearing a light palette of makeup, the star styled her platinum blonde locks into loose curls for the day. 

Casual: Mollie King wrapped up warm as she made her way to the BBC Radio One studios in London on Saturday

Outfit: The former Saturdays singer, 35, donned a dark green padded jacket which shewore over a black jumper for the day

Casual: Mollie King wrapped up warm as she made her way to the BBC Radio One studios in London on Saturday

The outing comes almost a week after Mollie shared a touching tribute to her five-month-old daughter.

The singer posted a video of the pair on the beach where she planted a kiss on the baby's head.

She captioned it: 'I’m so grateful to be your mum every single day, and especially today on Mothers Day. 

'You light up my life beautiful girl and I love you so much ❤️ To those celebrating Mothers Day I hope you have a wonderful day'.

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