RITA ORA GOES HEADS TO GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL BY HELICOPTER

RITA ORA GOES HEADS TO GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL BY HELICOPTER



She is fresh from singing on the charity single for victims of the horrific Grenfell tower blaze.

But Rita Ora continued to throw herself into her busy schedule as she left the One Show and headed straight to Glastonbury Festival on Friday.

Arriving in true style, the 26-year-old British singer made a glamorous entrance in no less than a helicopter.



Showcasing her toned legs, Rita slipped her slender physique into a zip-up leather playsuit, adding a pair of fishnet stockings.

Continuing the leather look, she teamed it with a sleeveless waistcoat, embellished with tassels.

And showing off her quirky style, she wore a pair of fishnet stockings as sleeves, adorning her hands with an array of exquisite ruby rings.



Accentuating her stature with a pair of chunky boots, she accessorised with gold chains, rocking her trademark bold red lip.

Wearing her blonde hair in loose  tousled waves, she went for minimal make-up, accentuating her stunning natural beauty.

She was joined by stylist Kyle De'Volle, who put on a head-turning display in a silver jumpsuit and tinted shades.



Ora is one of the 50 artists singing Simon and Garfunkel's 'Bridge Over Troubled Water,' a charity music single to help the victims of the fire at Grenfell Tower that killed at least 79 people last week.

The song was released Wednesday, just a day before Ora's new show, 'Boy Band,' premieres and she drops the video for her new single, 'Your Song,' co-written by Ed Sheeran.

The RIP star, who is from London and grew up near Grenfell Tower, said she cried while recording her vocals for the song.



'It's an amazing thing that we're doing because it's a very touchy subject for me because that's my neighborhood.

'I played in that block and my friends who grew up in that block who still lived in that block that we still can't find - it's a tragedy,' she said in an interview with The Associated Press on Tuesday. 'It was hard for me to even sing it.'

The song is produced by Simon Cowell and includes vocals by Robbie Williams, Jessie J and Liam Payne.



Ora's week will get busier with Thursday's video release of 'Your Song,' her debut single on Atlantic Records (a full album, her first in America, is planned for the fall).

Her 2012 debut album, 'Ora,' was a success internationally but it did not get a U.S. release. Despite that, she toured U.S. cities but had to pay for it herself.

'My team at the time thought it wasn't a good idea and it would be a waste of time. I thought differently because my online presence grew really dramatically ... And so the team ... they're like, 'Well we're not helping you, we can't do it.



We're not going to put money into it.' I said, 'Well fine! I'll put my own money into it.' And so I did,' said Ora, who was previously signed to Jay Z's Roc Nation and Columbia Records.

'And I phoned up Iggy (Azalea) ... she came on the road. It was so, like, small tour bus. I think we, at one point, shared one microphone. ...And you know what, every single show was sold out.'

Ora said she will tour properly when her album - expected to feature 2 Chainz, Charli XCX, production duo Stargate and hit songwriter Julia Michaels - drops in November.