She is the daughter of chat show legend, Jonathan Ross.

Yet Honey Ross has made quite the name for herself with her activism and garnered attention at the VIN + OMI London Fashion Week show on Friday.

The 23-year-old looked sensational in the quirky attire as she made her runway debut.

Real: Honey Ross has made quite the name for herself with her activism and garnered attention at the VIN + OMI London Fashion Week show on Friday

She donned candy floss pink pigtails and a matching palette of striking makeup with a bright pink blush over her cheeks.

Honey donned a pink mini dress that hugged her curves, the bold dress featured a ruffled collar and capped sleeves and had the word 'REAL' down the front.

Also strutting down the runway was a chic Jo Woods who donned a black oversized dress with a ruffled hem and high neck.

Striking: Also strutting down the runway was a chic Jo Woods who donned a black over-sized dress with a ruffled hem and high neck

Wow: Honey donned a pink mini dress that hugged her curves, the bold dress featured a ruffled collar and capped sleeves and had the word 'REAL' down the front

Stunning: The 64-year-old looked incredible in the Gothic ensemble, she embellished her eyes with sultry black eye shadow

The 64-year-old looked incredible in the Gothic ensemble as she embellished her eyes with sultry black eye shadow.

The author also sported an unusual headpiece reminiscent of Maleficent.

TV presenter Anita Rani cut a very quirky figure in a mini dress with a cloud-esque headpiece.

The 42-year-old looked dazzling in the ensemble that was completed with a pop of pink blush.

Unique: TV presenter Anita Rani cut a very quirky figure in a mini dress with a cloud-esque headpiece

Kiss: The 42-year-old looked dazzling in the ensemble that was completed with a pop of pink blush

Edgy: Maddie Mills wore a pale green tartan puff ball dress as she sauntered down the catwalk

Slogan dress: She too wore a pale pink head piece that looked like candy floss

Think pink: Richard Riakporhe, 30, looked sensational in a pink wig and tartan trousers

Boxing gloves: The British Boxer donned pink gloves and went shirtless for the catwalk wearing a fun pink wig for a playful touch

Maddie Mills wore a pale green tartan puff ball dress as she sauntered down the catwalk in a pale pink head piece that resembled candy floss.

Richard Riakporhe, 30, looked sensational in a pink wig and tartan trousers, as he donned bright pink gloves and went shirtless for the catwalk wearing a fun pink wig for a playful touch.

Other models donned slogan printed dresses with phrases such as 'RESIST' printed on them in a bold style statement.

Resist: Other models donned slogan printed dresses with phrases such as 'RESIST' printed on them in a bold style statement

Having fun: Another model danced down the runway in a grey floaty dress

Strut: One look included underwear and a floral over coat left open

Gorgeous: Also on Friday night was an event for Choose Love charity in aid of refugees. The 'Love Letters' evening included an appearance from an always gorgeous Joanna Lumley, 73

Legend: Singer Tom Odell, 29, wore his Choose Love T-shirt for the event which was hosted at Shoreditch Town Hall

Also on Friday night was an event for Choose Love charity in aid of refugees.

The 'Love Letters' evening included an appearance from an always gorgeous Joanna Lumley, 73, who donned an burnt orange paisley printed coat.

Singer Tom Odell, 29, wore his Choose Love T-shirt for the event which was hosted at Shoreditch Town Hall.

Beauty: Annabelle Wallis, 35, looked her usual gorgeous self The Peaky Blinders actress wore her blonde tresses loose and her charity tee

Annabelle Wallis, 35, looked her usual gorgeous self as the Peaky Blinders actress wore her blonde tresses loose and her charity tee.

Also there was actress Juliet Stevenson and the charity founder Josie Naughton.

Actor Jason Isaacs donned his charity shirt as did Dani Lawrence and Matt Berry.

Choose love: Actor Jason Isaacs donned his charity shirt

Charity: Also there was actress Juliet Stevenson and the charity founder Josie Naughton

Source: Dailymail.co.uk

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