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She's preparing to toast her 23rd birthday on Sunday.
And Pixie Lott saw the celebrations get off to an early start as she arrived at the BBC Radio 1 studios in central London on Friday morning.
The pop princess looked utterly delighted as she was greeted by an eager fan, who showered her with gifts as she wandered inside ready to promote her upcoming single, Nasty.
She's preparing to toast her 23rd birthday on Sunday.
And Pixie Lott saw the celebrations get off to an early start as she arrived at the BBC Radio 1 studios in central London on Friday morning.
The pop princess looked utterly delighted as she was greeted by an eager fan, who showered her with gifts as she wandered inside ready to promote her upcoming single, Nasty.
While having a party popper pulled in your face as soon as you get out of a car might not be most people's idea of fun, the 23-year-old singer giggled with glee as she wandered into a flurry of streamers.The devoted fan immediately thrust a beautiful bouquet of flowers into Pixie's hands and presented her with two huge silver helium balloons in the shape of a 2 and a 3.
And it looked like the All About Tonight hitmaker was overjoyed with her welcome, grinning from ear-to-ear as she no doubt made the girl's day by stopping to chat and treating her to a warm thank you hug.
Showcasing her signature preppy style, Pixie - real name Victoria Louise Lott - looked effortlessly stylish in a chic red and black plaid tweed button-down jacket by William Vintage.
Ensuring her toned and tanned pins were on parade, the starlet teamed her on-trend outerwear with a fun and funky fur-hemmed LBD, while accessorising with an envy-inducing black leather tote back by Armani and black brogues by Grenson.
Pixie completed her stylish daytime look by wearing her platinum blonde locks in a voluminous blow-dry, while accentuating her pretty features with dramatic winged eyeliner and nude lips.
While the stylish starlet has never felt a pressure to dress a certain way to conform to industry standards, she recently explained the likes of 60s icons, Brigitte Bardot and Edie Sedgwick are her style heroines.
Speaking to the Mail's YOU magazine, she said: 'I’ve never felt pressured to dress a certain way. It’s tricky. I would never go to extremes.
'But I’ve definitely done videos that are more raunchy than others just because of what the song is about.
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