was party ready as she sipped on a glass of bubbly at The Big Feastival in Kingham on Saturday. 
 The television presenter, 38, appeared in high spirits as she listened to a host of music acts at the festival on ' farm in the Cotswolds. 
Laura put on a leggy display in a leopard print minidress which she teamed with a black leather jacket and boots. 
The former Love Island host complemented the look with a burgundy shoulder bag and tortoise shell sunglasses.
Tom Grennan and Blossoms were amongst the line-up performing on Saturday.
Laura Whitmore was party ready as she sipped on a glass of bubbly at The Big Feastival in Kingham on Saturday
It comes after  insisted she 'will call out the s**t' now she has 'more power' in the TV world. 
The presenter on her ITVX series Laura Whitmore Investigates, after having previously just been 'the face' of television projects. 
The DJ admitted she sees the move as her way of 'reclaiming my power,' after having been 'frustrated' over having 'no control' over the shows she worked on. 
In the interview, Laura also revealed she is having therapy after it was offered to her for the first time, and admitted: 'I never really feel like I fit in!'
The television personality also confessed that perhaps she has never asked for mental health support, because she 'didn't want to be seen to be weak.'
Speaking to , Laura said: 'Sometimes - a lot of the time - your job is to turn up and look a certain way.

I've worked on shows where I've had no control over my script or producing or anything.
'When I first started on Radio 5 Live, I had comments on Twitter saying, "Why have you got that bimbo on that slot deposit dana?" […] I never really feel like I fit in anywhere, but does anyone?
Once I can add something to the narrative and I'm getting something from it I'll bl**dy well do it, and I hope I'll do it to the best ability I can. 
'I have a lovely life, but I will also call out the s**t, because I hope I'll be able to continue to do this for years and it will get better and I'll have more power.

I've definitely got more power now than I did 10 years ago in this industry.'
The television presenter, 38, appeared in high spirits as she listened to a host of music acts at the festival on Alex James' farm in the Cotswolds
Loved-up: James and Clair Buckley linked arms as they strolled around the festival 
Say cheese: The couple beamed as they posed for a photo 
Exciting time: Pregnant Oti Mabuse was joined by her husband Marius Lepure 
Laura also revealed she met with a therapist early on in the documentary-making process after it was offered, for the first time in her career.
She confessed: 'I've never had that before and I kind of wish I had done it before now...

for any show.' 
The former model also considered if she 'should have asked for help' rather than waiting for it to be offered, adding 'because people don't offer things.'
But, she admitted: 'maybe [I] didn't want to be seen to be weak, so I didn't,' adding: 'The more I work in TV the more I will be like, ''I'm finding this really hard''.'