Cara Delevingne's girlfriend St. Vincent teams thigh-high boots with a leather mini as she performs on stage at charity event

By MailOnline Reporter

Published: 06:52 EST, 26 October 2015 | Updated: 08:24 EST, 26 October 2015

It's one of the key looks for the transitional season and it seems that St. Vincent has nailed the thigh-high boot trend. 

The singer showed off her slim pins on stage in the daring footwear, as she performed at a school Benefit in Mountain View, California. 

Cara Delevingne's girlfriend teamed the over-the-knee boots with a super short leather skirt a plunging top and a black blazer for her performance. 

Rocking out: St. Vincent showed off her trim legs in a pair of over-the-knee boots on Sunday 

Rocking out: St. Vincent showed off her trim legs in a pair of over-the-knee boots on Sunday 

The 33-year-old singer was just one of many acts performing at the 29th Annual Bridge School Benefit held at the Shoreline Amphitheatre on Sunday. 

And while she struck to all-black for her look, the singer, real name Annie Clark, added a flash of colour with a slick of bright red lipstick. 

The event, which is hosted by Neil and Pegi Young, raises fund for the Bridge School, which assists children with physical impairments and communication problems.  

All black everything: The singer teamed her thigh-high boots with a leather skirt and a jacket at the charity event held in Mountain View, California 

All black everything: The singer teamed her thigh-high boots with a leather skirt and a jacket at the charity event held in Mountain View, California 

Hot lips: The 33-year-old added a flash of colour with a bright red pout 

Hot lips: The 33-year-old added a flash of colour with a bright red pout 

Pegi founded the school in 1986 alongside Jim Forderer and speech and language pathologist, Dr. Marilyn Buzolich after struggling to find a suitable school for her son Ben, who suffers from cerebral palsy and is non-verbal. 

The school focuses on the use of advanced augmentative and alternative communication and assistive technology.

St Vincent wasn't the only talent to support the good cause, Sheryl Crow and Ben Harper also performed throughout the weekend.  

All together now: St Vincent was joined on stage by pupils of the school 

All together now: St Vincent was joined on stage by pupils of the school 

Keeping it casual: Sheryl wore a pair of jeans a paisley blouse and a colourful print shawl to perform on stage 

Keeping it casual: Sheryl wore a pair of jeans a paisley blouse and a colourful print shawl to perform on stage 

Good cause: Neil and Pegi Young organise the benefit every year after Pegi set up the Bridge School 

Good cause: Neil and Pegi Young organise the benefit every year after Pegi set up the Bridge School 

And as the guests performed on stage, pupils of the school joined the acts on stage. 

Sheryl, 53, looked much younger than her years as she performed her set. 

The singer helped tweeted a behind the scenes video of Neil Young taking to the stage. 

Along with the video Sheryl wrote: 'A thing of beauty... @Neilyoung, Native American dancers, and the kids at @bridgeschool. #BridgeSchoolBenefit'  

Accoustic: Ben Haper was also on hand to help support the charity event 

Accoustic: Ben Haper was also on hand to help support the charity event 

Great line-up: Gary Clark Jr was just one of many acts who performed over the weekend 

Great line-up: Gary Clark Jr was just one of many acts who performed over the weekend 

 

 

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