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Nigella Lawson favours businesswear as she slips into two-piece suit and wide-collared pink blouse for insightful talk

Published: 10:54 EST, 17 October 2015 | Updated: 12:19 EST, 17 October 2015

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Nigella Lawson looked like she meant business as she stepped out to a fashion and culture festival in London on Saturday.

The award-winning recipe expert employed a power-dressing theme as she arrived at Stylist Live, ahead of an insightful talk, dressed in a sharp two-piece suit.

Nigella, 55, picked out a pair of tailored wide-legged trousers and a structured one-button blazer to update the original co-ords.

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Quirk-wear: Nigella Lawson favoured a business dress code as she slipped into a two-piece suit and a wide-collared pink blouse to attend a fashion and culture festival in London on Satuday

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The Nigellissima host added a woman's touch to the wardrobe staple by teaming it with a pastel pink blouse which featured a wide collar.

The pretty top had spherical buttons running down the centre section and she exposed a glimpse of her chest by partially unbuttoning it.

Nigella added a pair of simple black suede shoes to her look which ensured she struck the perfect balance between style and comfort.

A woman's touch: Nigella, 55, picked out a feminine blouse which she wore partly unbuttoned for her appearance at Stylist Live which was held at the capital's Business Design Centre

Power-dressing: The pretty top had spherical buttons running down the centre section and she exposed a glimpse of her chest by partially unbuttoning it

Inspiring women: The nationally-hailed domestic goddess posed with Stylist editor-in-chief, Lisa Smosarski, ahead of the pair's conversation

Food, Philosophy & That Iconic Cover: Nigella was invited to discuss her simple approach to cooking, her enduring love of salted caramel and the ensuing iconic 2011 cover of Stylist which saw her painted in the decadent substance

Ask me anything: The duo opened the conversation to the floor for a Q&A session following the insightful talk

Polished to perfection: The Nigellissima host sported a lightly lip-glossed pout which added a touch of subtle glam while her brunette locks were coiffed into her signature style of effortlessly tumbling waves

Nigella was preened to perfection and her skin defied her age as it was radiant as well as blemish and wrinkle-free.

Her glam squad had done of top job of her make-up as they made the most of her strong cheekbones with on-point contouring.

A lightly lip-glossed pout added a touch of subtle glam while her brunette locks were coiffed into her signature style of effortlessly tumbling waves.

Public speaker: Nigella spoke with confidence and poise throughout the short event

On the promotional trail: The gourmet recipe expert posed with her newly-released book - Simply Nigella - which sees her turn her hand to classic comfort food dishes

Nigella joined Stylist magazine's editor-in-chief Lisa Smosarski on stage for an insightful talk entitled Food, Philosophy & That Iconic Cover.

The gourmet food writer was invited to discuss her simple approach to cooking, her enduring love of salted caramel and the ensuing iconic 2011 cover of Stylist which saw her painted in the decadent substance with Lisa in front of a small audience.

Stylist Live kicked off on Thursday and finishes on Sunday and is being hosted by Dawn O'Porter and Edith Bowman.

Co-ordinated looks: Dawn O'Porter and Edith Bowman both sported high-waisted skirts and a variation of motif tops

Fashionable friends: Edith, 42, and Dawn, 36, are hosting the four-day festival

Showing her face: Singer Laura Mvula showcased her experimental dress sense in a colour-clashing outfit as she turned up on Saturday to explore the festival