Imogen Thomas opts for sleek and sophisticated outfit at casino launch
Imogen Thomas opts for sleek and sophisticated outfit at casino launch Las Vegas Herald (ANI) Saturday 14th July, 2012 Imogen Thomas, who is known for wearing revealing dresses, was spotted in a much more demure look as she stepped out in London on Thursday night. The reality star was attending the launch of London’s Hippodrome Casino, which marked the re-opening of the famous theatre as an entertainment destination. Shunning her usual garish colours and flesh-flashing cuts, the 29-year-old star looked sleek and sophisticated in a relatively conservative monochrome number, the Daily Mail reported. The model who is infamous for bedding footballer Ryan Giggs paired her dress with a slicked-back bun, smokey eye make-up, black clutch bag and black peep toe platform heels. And it was lucky for the brunette beauty to wear her usually flowing locks up for the evening, as prior to arriving at the event she and a friend were caught in a downpour. Despite braving the inclement weather, the pair kept smiling as they strolled into the casino. (ANI) Featured Story BOULDER CITY, Nev. — A man jumped to his death from a 900-foot-high Hoover Dam bypass bridge into the Colorado River in Nevada, officials said.Negotiators from the Hoover Dam Police … Record Your Vote Do you believe Iran is building nuclear weapons, or do you believe Iran is being framed in the way Iraq was? Find Las Vegas Herald on Facebook Making the news I am shocked and appalled by news coming out of the village of Tremseh, of intense fighting, significant casualties, and the confirmed use of heavy weaponry such as artillery, tanks and helicopters. This is in violation of the government’s undertaking to cease the use of heavy weapons in population centres and its commitment to the six-point plan. UN Special Envoy Kofi Annan Annan was speaking after reports of 200 civilian deaths in an attack by government troops on the Syrian village of Tremseh. Please Enable Javascript for this Oil Price widget to work