Conservative politician Kemi Badenoch participated in a fashion event celebrating Marks & Spencer’s centenary, attending a runway show at London’s Design Museum. The event marked 100 years of the retailer’s presence in British fashion and showcased its latest collection during London Fashion Week.

Badenoch was seen wearing a navy suit paired with a silver top and carrying a red leather handbag, presenting a polished appearance befitting the occasion. This public appearance follows her visit to the retailer’s Victoria store in London earlier in June, where she was photographed wearing the black employee uniform while stacking shelves.

Marks & Spencer, a longstanding British retail brand known for its underwear and clothing, made its debut on the London Fashion Week catwalk as part of the centenary festivities. The event drew an array of notable figures from the entertainment and fashion industries, including actress Dame Joan Collins, classical singer Katherine Jenkins, former footballer Ian Wright, and model Jodie Kidd, who walked the runway during the show.