Gemma Collins steals the show again with new look as she wears dramatic sweeping cape
She's known for her extravagant outfits and larger-than-life personality, and Gemma Collins didn't disappoint as she stole the show once again at an event in London.
The TV personality vamped up her outfit even more as she donned a leopard print blouse and tight leather trousers underneath the cape.View gallery Her light blonde hair was slicked back into a bun which sat atop her head, whilst one loose curled tendril hung next to her face. She also shared another clip as she strutted around the store in her cape, turning around and winking at the camera every so often.
"Keep beating to the sound of your own drum. Follow your intuition always. Don't let anyone put you down.Gemma's followers were quick to comment on her outfit, as one wrote: "Love the cape. Xx" whilst another said: "Rocking it - you look amazing." She appeared to throw shade at some other celebs for doing the latest social media trend, named 'Get Ready With Me' or 'GRWM' for short, as they do a full reel of their hair, makeup and outfit.
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