Rita Ora Wears Sheer, Barely There Gown for Party in London

The pop star's see-through dress also featured floral embellishments and a mask-like neckline

Once again, Rita Ora dared to bare.

When attending British Vogue’s Forces for Change party on Thursday night in London, the British pop star and actress, 32, stepped out in a see-through black gown that featured an attached mask-like element on top and lengthy train on the bottom.

In addition to the bold face covering, the barely there dress was accented with shimmery floral embellishments that started around Ora's neck and were strategically placed downwards, with a few on her chest and two covering her breasts.

Held at The Maine Mayfair restaurant in London, British Vogue's bash celebrated Forces for Change, an initiative that "spotlights individuals who are driving positive change within their fields." It was launched in the magazine's September 2019 issue, which was guest edited by the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.

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Among the notable names honored throughout the evening this year were activist Munroe Bergdorf, actor Gemma Chan, musician Little Simz and Lioness goalkeeper Mary Earps. Condé Nast execs Edward Enninful and Vanessa Kingori granted them with the year’s most essential change-maker title.

Ora's ensemble wasn't the only look that turned heads on the red carpet during the night, as several models and singers — in addition to the honorees — arrived in glamorous outfits for the occasion.

Lila Moss, daughter of British supermodel Kate Moss, wore a chic black minidress detailed with little white polka dots and black tights. British model Jourdan Dunn stepped out in a black Versace dress paired with a Tom Ford for Gucci bag.

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Ora's outing came shortly after she and her husband, Taika Waititi, returned from their romantic getaway to the Swamp. The singer booked a stay for the couple at Shrek’s Swamp, an Airbnb property in the Scottish Highlands which is inspired by the popular animated movie franchise.

"Most of the great and interesting things in my life are because of Rita," Waititi, 48, shared during an episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show on Wednesday, before explaining how the pair ended up vacationing in the secluded, moss-covered cottage.

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"The article came out that Airbnb had made this replica of Shrek's house in the middle of Scotland, like way out in the middle of nowhere," he continued, as a screen showed photos of the couple dressed up as the lovable green ogre and his wife, Fiona.

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After Clarkson joked that the photos were "so creepy," Waititi explained that it was Ora who orchestrated the impromptu cosplay session.

"Everyone would think that we had a camera and stuff, but that was just us two driving to the middle of nowhere. She painted herself green, she revealed she had brought these costumes, and that we were getting content," he told Clarkson with a playful smirk.

"I was like, 'I didn't realize this romantic trip was about content,' " he added with a laugh.

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