PICS: Elton John's White Tie and Tiara Ball
SEE Elizabeth Hurley lead the glamour parade at Elton's big bash

SEE Elizabeth Hurley lead the glamour parade at Elton's big bash
Elton John last night threw his famous White Tie and Tiara Ball – and Elizabeth Hurley and Geri Halliwell battled it out in the fairytale fashion stakes.
Liz wowed when she stepped out of her London home in a plunging white floor-sweeper, with signature smoky charcoal eyes and tumbling curly tresses.
Former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell – who was spotted arriving at fellow attendee George Michael's house - was snapping at her heels for the most glamorous title in a beaded, split-to-the-thigh empire-line gown.
Elton's White Tie bash has turned in to one of the high society set's hottest tickets in town, always attracting a host of stars from the music and entertainment worlds.
And this year was no exception.
Other guests included Lily Allen, who looked stunning in a platinum-blonde bobbed wig and a delicate metallic lace dress, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who eschewed the white dress code and donned a striking black halterneck, and Erin O'Connor, who was regal in a black shift.
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Donna Air arrived looking ethereal in a frill-detail strapless grey chiffon dress, while legendary singer Shirley Bassey plumped for purple and old friend Lulu chose sheer, one-shouldered black.
Sir Elton and his partner David Furnish held their first White Tie and Tiara Ball at their Windsor mansion – set amongst 37 acres of English countryside – in 1999.
It fast became a favourite with the stars, and every year raises funds for the Elton John Aids Foundation.
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