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Natalie Cassidy joined AJ Odudu and Katherine Jenkins at the M&S Sparks Launch at 180 The Strand in London on Wednesday night.
The EastEnders’ actress, 42, cut a glamorous figure with a fresh blow-dry and looked chic in a pinstripe dress.
AJ, 38, meanwhile, looked effortlessly cool in a white vest and snakeskin miniskirt, which came with a matching blazer.
Katherine, 45, stunned in a long black dress while Dame Joan Collins displayed her age-defying looks as she enjoyed a night out with her husband Percy Gibson.
The legendary actress, 92, cut a glamorous figure in a silver satin blouse and a chic grey coat, teamed with open-toe wedges.
Meanwhile her husband, who is 30 years her junior, cut a dapper figure in a pale blue shirt and navy jacket.
Frida Redknapp looked incredibly chic in blue denim jeans and an off-white waist coat, teamed with white heels.
Former Made In Chelsea star Oliver Proudlock enjoyed a date night with his wife Emma Louise.
Actress Samia Longchambon and her husband Sylvain looked more than loved-up at the event.
Natalya Wright and her TOWIE star sister Jess looked the spitting image of one another.
Nutritionist and food journalist Emily English cut a chic figure in Chanel high-heels and stylish black shorts.
Claire Richards, Vicky Pattison and Rachel Stevens were also in attendance.
The event was held to celebrate the digital Sparks launch, where customers can earn real money rewards to spend across any part of M&S.
Customers can earn £10 into your digital Sparks wallet when spending £50 on Fashion, Home & Beauty, £6 spending £30 on nightwear and £5 when you spend £35 in the Foodhall.
Emily Atack starred in the campaign. The Rivals actress, 36, showed off her incredible figure in a red swimsuit as she lounged in a striped inflatable ring in the pool.
Soaking up the sun at a luxurious-looking hotel the former Inbetweeners star accessorised with matching red sunglasses.
Emily – who shares son Barney with her fiancé Alistair Garner – is the latest celebrity to join the crew of M&S ambassadors. The campaign celebrates the launch of the new Sparks loyalty programme.
Speaking at an M&S event in London on Wednesday, Emily praised the brand and its ‘affordable’ prices amid the cost of living crisis.
She said: ‘Now it’s [M&S] more accessible and it’s affordable. We’re all being more frugal.
‘I’m looking at my accounts for the first time going, oh my God, I have a child. I’ve got a mortgage. I’m a grown-up now.’
She also spoke about the store’s parents groups that meet regularly, saying: ‘This has come at a really nice time, and given me this sense of community, since becoming a mum’
‘It can be quite a lonely thing sometimes, and you sort of feel with M&S, it’s a brand that has got your back.’
