Make-up free Vanessa White looks a little worse for wear as she's pictured leaving a London club after partying the night away

By HELEN TURNBULL FOR MAILONLINE

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It's rare she looks less than perfectly put-together but Vanessa White proved she is not immune to the effects of a wild night out on Wednesday.

The Saturdays singer - who is currently forging a solo career - was make-up free and looked a little worse for wear as she was pictured leaving a London private members' club in the late hours of the evening.

Vanessa, 26, was untypically unkempt as she called time on her girls' night out at Raffles Chelsea and headed back home.

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Taxi for White: Make-up free Vanessa White looked a little worse for wear as she was pictured leaving a London club after partying the night away on Wednesday

Taxi for White: Make-up free Vanessa White looked a little worse for wear as she was pictured leaving a London club after partying the night away on Wednesday

The Yeovil-born chart star's skin appeared flawless, despite her decision to forgo every inch of facial make-up.

She favoured an au natural look - leaving her plucked brows to their own devices while her lashes were without a scrap of mascara but she suited being uncharacteristically low-maintenance.

Vanessa's lips appeared naturally plump and she extended the low-key theme to both her hair and outfit.

Untypically unkempt: Vanessa, 26, was a little bleary-eyed on leaving Raffles Chelsea after partying the night away in a pair of ripped skinny jeans, a grey leather jacket and some black heeled courts
Untypically unkempt: Vanessa, 26, was a little bleary-eyed on leaving Raffles Chelsea after partying the night away in a pair of ripped skinny jeans, a grey leather jacket and some black heeled courts

Untypically unkempt: Vanessa, 26, was a little bleary-eyed on leaving Raffles Chelsea after partying the night away in a pair of ripped skinny jeans, a grey leather jacket and some black heeled courts

Perfectly put together: The Saturdays singer looked worlds apart from her typically glammed up self on her latest outing. Here she is pictured attending a make-up launch in December

Perfectly put together: The Saturdays singer looked worlds apart from her typically glammed up self on her latest outing. Here she is pictured attending a make-up launch in December

Relishing the chance to dress down: She favoured a jeans and jacket combo on her girls' night out. She often turns heads at VIP events in all variety of stunning ensembles - pictured here at Wonderland magazine's 10th anniversary party in September

Relishing the chance to dress down: She favoured a jeans and jacket combo on her girls' night out. She often turns heads at VIP events in all variety of stunning ensembles - pictured here at Wonderland magazine's 10th anniversary party in September

She slipped into a pair of blue skinny jeans, featuring large rips on the knees, and a grey leather jacket.

The pop princess held her coat closed, concealing her choice of top, while she glammed up the smart-casual ensemble with a pair of black heeled courts.

Vanessa carried a black leather clutch bag while her hair was styled in a middle parting and left to flow freely in the wind.

With and without: Vanessa's skin looked flawless despite forgoing every inch of facial make-up. Right is her a recent polished look at a red carpet event

With and without: Vanessa's skin looked flawless despite forgoing every inch of facial make-up. Right is her a recent polished look at a red carpet event

After she and her Saturdays pop pals announced their hiatus last year, Vanessa has decided to try and make a name for herself as a solo artist.

Talking in a recent interview with Fiasco magazine, she explained: 'It took a long time to find the sound and what was working, but honestly it just came back to what I grew up listening to and what I fell in love with the most - Ashanti, Aaliyah, JoJo.

'I was obsessed with that genre, and when I say obsessed I was that annoying kid at school, constantly singing with their CD Walkman. So anything from that time, the 90s I guess, seems to sit really well with me and my work.'

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