Nicole Scherzinger put on a leggy display in a short white dress as she celebrated her starring role in the much-anticipated revival of Sunset Boulevard on Broadway.
The former Pussycat Dolls singer, 46, will be starring in the leading role of faded actress Norma Desmond in the classic Andrew Lloyd Webber musical and just weeks ahead of its opening, appeared at a cocktail party in New York on Friday.
Nicole looked sensational in the crisp number that featured puffy sleeves and showed off her toned legs.
She opted for a slick of striking red lipstick and heavy eyeshadow and pulled her dark locks into a ponytail,
Nicole completing the look with a pair of black heels and accessorised with a set of small hooped earrings.
Nicole Scherzinger put on a leggy display in a chic white minidress as she celebrated the revival of Sunset Boulevard on Broadway
The Pussycat Dolls singer is starring in the leading role of Norma Desmond in the classic Andrew Lloyd Webber musical
During the celebrations at The Starchild Rooftop, the former X Factor judge posed up a storm with director Jamie Lloyd and her co-stars.
Nicole initially played the role of Norma when it opened in London last year, whilst West End legend Rachel Tucker served as her alternate.
She and co-star Tom Francis both won an Olivier for their efforts, and Tom will be joining the Don't Cha singer once again when the show opens on Broadway in October.
Along with fellow London co-stars Grace Hodgett-Young and David Thaxton, the four of of them looked in great spirits as they all prepared for their Broadway debuts.
Nicole recently admitted that despite her success in theatre, she had initially felt 'discarded' by the industry following her pop career.
She told People: ''"I'm [46] years old. I’ve never been more strong — physically, mentally, emotionally. I’m in my prime. There is no better time for me to create work that is meaningful in this world.
'That's the tragedy: is that you're in the best place in your life. You're so full, you have so much to give, and people have discarded you, and dismissed you and said "Your time's up..."'
Nicole then insisted that it has been her 'lifelong dream' to make it to The Great White Way, which comes after appearances in shows like Cats and Rent since her pop heyday.
Nicole looked sensational in the crisp number that featured puffy sleeves and showed off her toned legs
She and co-star Tom Francis both won an Olivier for their efforts , and Tom will be joining the Don't Cha singer once again when the show opens on Broadway in October
Nicole even stopped for a selfie with director Jamie Lloyd, after he previously admitted that he just had an 'instinct' that the pop star was right for the role
Along with fellow London co-stars Grace Hodgett-Young and David Thaxton, the four of of them looked in great spirits as they all prepared for their Broadway debuts
Ahead of her arrival at the glamorous event, Nicole was spotted outside and looked happy to be out and about
Nicole looked radiant in the floaty dress that stopped several inches above her knee and featured a collar around the neck
The pop star was thrilled to see her former co-star from the West End production, as she met up with her and director Jami
She threw her arms around Jamie amid their ambitious journey in staging the classic musical on both sides of the Atlantic
Nicole won the prestigious Oliver Award for Best Actress prize after starring in the West End run of Sunset Boulevard
Nicole's success in the London run of Sunset Boulevard did not go totally without a hitch as she had a stumble on her way up to the stage during the awards ceremony.
After kissing her fiancé Thom Evans, Nicole carefully made her way to the Royal Albert Hall stage in her daring gown.
Host Hannah Waddingham helped her up the steps but as she reached the top, the actress stumbled, with actor David Oyelowo reaching out to help her.
In her acceptance speech, she said: 'First of all I would like to thank god for saving me from that trip right there. But seriously, without him I am nothing.'
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