Vick Hope is radiant in a copper metallic plunging dress

Vick Hope looked radiant in a copper metallic plunging dress as she stepped out for the launch of NAOMI: In Fashion at London’s V&A.

The BBC Radio 1 presenter, 34, was beaming as she stepped out in a glitzy ensemble for Wednesday’s event celebrating supermodel Naomi Campbell‘s new exhibition.

She looked glamorous for the event in a metallic capped sleeve BOOS dress, complete with a tight waistband and full skirt. 

Vick opted for gold accessories to finish of the look, including a clutch bag, stilettos and a collection of diamond jewellery. 

The Naomi: In Fashion exhibition explores the iconic model’s amazing 40-year career in the fashion world.

It will open June 22 2024 and run until April 6 2025 and will feature past and present pieces from the designers who helped shape Naomi’s early career.

Outfits from Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Alexander McQueen, Jean Paul Gaultier, Virgil Abloh and more are set to be included. 

Vick returned from Spain earlier this month where she and Calvin attended Scott Mills’ wedding.

The BBC Radio 2 presenter, 51, got married to Sam Vaughan whom he began dating in 2016 and proposed to in 2021.

Vick and Calvin happily returned the favour after Scott and Sam, 35, attended their wedding in 2023.

The couple tied the knot in a lavish Glastonbury-themed wedding in September.

After their wedding, Vick and Calvin jetted off to Brindisi in Italy on a £25million private jet for their romantic honeymoon.

In February, Vick opened up about her decision to professionally drop the Nigerian Igbo ‘Nwosu’ from her double-barreled surname Nwosu-Hope.

She told Mixed Messages: ‘My name has always been double-barreled. When it came to deciding to drop Nwosu for work, it was a really hard decision that I agonised over for a long time. 

‘It was something that was suggested to me by my agents at the time, who I haven’t worked with for years … I will always be Victoria Nwayawu Nwosu–Hope, and anyone who knows me knows that.’ 

Previously, Vick revealed her and Calvin’s love story actually goes all the way back to the mid-Noughties.

Vick shared that when she was 19 she rejected a 24-year-old Calvin’s advances when he was riding on the high of Acceptable In The 80s.

She told You Magazine: ‘It’s something that we laughed about on our first proper date. We still laugh about it now.’ 

While Calvin went on to become one of the highest paid disk jockeys/producers, racking up an estimated £200-plus million fortune, Vick previously admitted she was ‘shallow’ and had no idea he would turn into ‘an Adonis’.

Talking about her engagement to Calvin, Vick confessed she kept the details of her engagement private noting it was a ‘very special moment’ and that ‘it was… perfect.

She said: ‘We don’t really put anything on social media because the time we have together is ‘real life’ and it’s our own. 

‘For the first time in a long time, I’m finishing work and going home to a life that is just mine. I’m learning to find balance and peace.’