Disco (pants) disaster: Jamelia over does it in high-waisted blue leggings at charity event

Jamelia looked ready for some Saturday Night Fever action on Tuesday in a pair of metallic blue disco pants, but sadly they seemed a little too much for a daytime charity event.
The new Loose Women presenter wore the metallic high-waisted leggings with a pair of towering ankle boots to match, and a checked shirt tied under her bust that accentuated her chest dramatically.
At a discotheque, Jamelia would have been on trend in the figure-hugging outfit, but at ICAP's 21st annual Global Charity Day it was a little too blue.

D.I.S.C.O. Jamelia attends the ICAP Charity Day in a very eye-catching outfit

But luckily, as it was a day of merriment and fundraising, some of the worker's at the international stockbrokers had raided their fancy dress boxes to trade as Roman
soldiers and Catholic nuns, so Jamelia wasn't too out of place.
And during her time at ICAP's Broadgate offices, the former singer managed to trade a hefty sum of money.
Tweeting afterwards, Jamelia said: 'Woah! That was CRAZY!!! Traded over 1.8 BILLION On the Stock Market today for @ICAPCharityDay & @WaterAidUK Had So much Fun!!! Loved it'.

Ready to dance: In her disco pants, Jamelia looked ready to hit the club not trade millions at the international stockbroker's Broadgate offices

She's got the body for it: Despite the blue outfit, she certainly filled it out very well

Also at the event were Cheryl Cole, Homeland star Damien Lewis, and the Duchess of Cornwall, who was parked next to Barbara Windsor on the trading floor.
No doubt Babs was a natural on the phones, having made quite the name for herself in EastEnders as having quite the vocal range.
Also in attendance were boyband JLS - who despite announcing their split still seem to be performing and doing appearances together - The Saturdays, TV presenter Holly Willoughby and model Poppy Delevingne.
ICAP, a stokebroker who carry out huge transactions for financial institutions, have an annual charity day once a year, where they give away all their revenues to charity, and have raised over £100million in the last 20 years for good causes.
All the celebrities involved helped to boot trading volumes for the day, where 100% of the proceeds raised will go to charity.