Paloma Faith puts on a busty display in a plunging LBD as she steals the limelight from fellow judges Boy George, will.i.am and Ricky Wilson at The Voice photocall

She's the only female judge on the show.

And Paloma Faith used that fact to her advantage at the launch of the fifth series of The Voice UK, on Monday, as she stole the limelight from her fellow judges in a plunging black dress.

Opting for a daring and saucy sartorial selection, the 34-year-old pop star slipped into a figure-hugging black dress which featured an extreme plunging neckline.

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Show stealing style: Paloma Faith stole the limelight from her fellow judges in a plunging black dress at the launch of the fifth series of The Voice UK, on Monday

Lining up alongside show stalwarts Will.I.Am and Ricky Wilson, as well as fellow newcomer Boy George, the Ready For The Good Life singer made sure all eyes were - thanks to her wardrobe. 

Choosing to channel a retro-meets-modern vibe, the stylishly sassy pop star slipped into a figure-hugging black velvet dress.

Featuring plunging neckline which reach down past her sternum, Paloma flashed more than a hint of her alabaster skin and cleavage.

Featuring a double breasted detailing and large shoulder pads, the garment perfectly embodied the singer's love of yesteryear while also remaining fashionably on-point.

Figure flaunting dress: Opting for a daring and saucy sartorial selection, the 34-year-old pop star slipped into a figure-hugging black dress which featured an extreme plunging neckline.

Taking the plunge: Featuring plunging neckline which reach down past her sternum, Paloma flashed more than a hint of her alabaster skin and cleavage

Adding a further touch of glitz and glamour to her look, the singer accessorised with a brace of golden rings. 

Wearing her long golden mane in a perfectly tousled centre-parting, Paloma let her tresses tumble down around her shoulders - while she added a flash of colour to her look with a coating of scarlet lipstick.

However her fellow judges for the BBC show gave her a run for her money in the style stakes - especially Boy George.

Wearing a black suit and shirt, the '80s pop icon showed he still has a flare for the more outrageous side of fashion as she donned an over-sized pink peaked cap. 

The fashionable four: However her fellow judges for the BBC show gave her a run for her money in the style stakes - especially Boy George

Battling for the limelight? Wearing a black suit and shirt, the '80s pop icon showed he still has a flare for the more outrageous side of fashion as she donned an over-sized pink peaked cap

An eclectic vibe: Finishing off his eclectic ensemble, Paloma's fellow newcomer donned a large fleece-lined parka jacket

A twist on dapper: Chart-topping producer and pop star Will.I.Am put a quirky spin on his suave look, by wearing a camo-print shirt underneath his black suit - topping his look off with a jaunty hat

A more traditional look: And rounding off the style-conscious panel of judges, Ricky Wilson opted for a more traditional looks, as he donned a dapper three-piece wool suit, shirt and tie

Finishing off his eclectic ensemble, Paloma's fellow newcomer donned a large fleece-lined parka jacket.

And not one to be left out in the style stakes, chart-topping producer and pop star Will.I.Am put a quirky spin on his suave look, by wearing a camo-print shirt underneath his black suit - before topping his look off with a jaunty hat.

And rounding off the style-conscious panel of judges, Ricky Wilson opted for a more traditional looks, as he donned a dapper three-piece wool suit, shirt and tie.

Officially launching the fifth series of the hit show - the last that will be aired on the BBC - the presenters and judges looked to be in high spirits ahead of the series' initial air date on January 9.

Back on board: Also joining the judges at the launch were the show's presenters Emma Willis and Marvin Humes

Having hit the headlines earlier this year over former judge Sir Tom Jones' unceremonious sacking, the show also hit headlines as ITV swooped in to take the show onto its roster.

Announcing that the forthcoming series would be the last that it would, the BBC released a statement in November explaining the move.

It said: 'We always said we wouldn't get into a bidding war or pay inflated prices to keep the show, and it's a testament to how the BBC has built the programme up - and established it into a mainstay of the Saturday night schedule - that another broadcaster has poached it.' 

Also joining the judges at the launch were the show's presenters Emma Willis and Marvin Humes.

Looking immaculate as always, 38-year-old Emma covered up her blossoming baby bump in a  two tone midi dress which featured a ruffled panel design and pussy bow collar.

Marvin meanwhile kept to a smart-casual dress code, donning a black shirt and trousers which he paired with some dark tan boots and a skull-print scarf.

The last on the Beeb: Officially launching the fifth series of the hit show - the last that will be aired on the BBC - the presenters and judges looked to be in high spirits ahead of the series' initial air date on January 9