MailOnline-News-The X Factor navy: Nicole Scherzinger stuns in blue strapless jumpsuit as she launches new series alongside a slim Caroline Flack

It's the moment all X Factor fans have been slowly waiting for all year - the launch of the new series of the singing competition.

And the judges and presenters certainly didn't disappoint as they showed up to the big press launch in London on Thursday morning.

It was of course the ladies who drew most attention, with Nicole Scherzinger and Caroline Flack leading the glamorous way.


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In Nicole's navy: Scherzinger stuns in a blue jumpsuit as she leads the glamour at Thursday morning's press launch of the new X Factor series

Stunners: She was joined by Xtra Factor presenter Caroline Flack who also stood out in a checked mini-skirt and roll neck

Former Pussycat Dolls star Nicole of course had all eyes on her as she stunned in a navy blue strapless jumpsuit.
The 35-year-old singer showed off her glowing skin and perfect curves as she stepped out of her car ready to walk the red carpet.
And obviously a dab hand at press launches now she posed up a storm for the photographers as she tossed her locks to show off her Raven coloured Beauty Works Deluxe Clip-in Extensions.

Stylish: She accessorised with red pointy heels and a pair of sunglasses over her face as she first arrived

Nicole completed her look with a pair of pointy red heels, while she at first arrived with a large pair of sunglasses with tan coloured rims.
And ever the stylish lady she matched the colour of the frames to her nail polish, while adding some Majdan Rocks jewellery from Gem Alley to the mix.
But she soon took the shades off to reveal her pretty face in all its glory. 

Making her entrance: Scherzinger stepped out of her car first to make her arrival ahead of the other judges

Dressed up: She showed off her perfect figure as she stepped out in her red pointy heels

And pose: The former Pussycat Dolls star is returning for her second year on the panel

Caroline Flack also stood out thanks to her micro mini skirt in a checked pattern, which she wore with a black roll neck jumper.
She looked particularly slim as she showed off her legs in her chunky black heels, while she kept her hair off her face in a ponytail with here fringe down.
The TV host tiptoed up the steps, revealing the zip detailing as she turned around while the cameras flashed away.

Slimmed down: Caroline Flack stunned in her checked micro mini skirt and black roll neck as she also made her way inside

New partner in crime: She posed up next to Matt Richardson, who has taken over hosting duties from Olly Murs

Easy now! Caroline tottered on her heels as she showed off her cute monochrome get-up

Doing the rounds: Caroline and Matt posed for the cameras ahead of the special press conference on Thursday lunch time

And she was later joined by her new co-host Matt Richardson, who is replacing her 'TV husband' Olly Murs on this year's show.
The pair happily posed together as they showed off their new team unit.
Comedian Matt looked dapper in a suit jacket and white shirt over his jeans as he made his debut in front of the X Factor press.

She's back! Sharon Osbourne showed off her fresh face as she made her return to the show among the other judges

Chic: She also arrived wearing sunglasses before taking them off while Louis Walsh wore his typical jeans and suit jacket look

Almost ready: Louis waved to the crowds as the team gets ready to launch the new series this weekend

The other judges were of course also there in force, with Louis Walsh turning up in his staple style of jeans and a smart blazer.
He looked happy to be back as he waved at the cameras and got ready to be grilled inside for questions.
Take That star Gary Barlow also returned to head up the judges' table, much to the waiting fans' delight.
And at the launch he revealed how he got them all 'legless' to unite them for the upcoming 10th series.
The Take That singer plied his fellow panellists, Sharon Osbourne, Louis Walsh and Nicole Scherzinger with drink after the auditions for the ITV talent show's 10th series in a bid to ensure morale was high between the quartet going into the Boot Camp stage of the competition.

A favourite: Gary Barlow also turned up to head the judges' table once more, looking casual in a shortsleeved shirt and chinos

When asked who is the head judge this season, returning panellist Sharon - who previously quit the show because she didn't like working with Dannii Minogue - said: 'People find this hard to take because it's sort of become like the pantomime, 'Who is the goody? Who is the baddy?'
'But that's all old crap, that was yesterday, that's like old cheese.
'This is a panel of people who are two great artists, two great writers and performers, two amazing managers, and it's way beyond that. We have respect for each other, we actually like each other.
'This one with the wine, [pointing to Gary], gets us legless. There's no him or her, it's just mutual respect.'
Sharon has replaced Tulisa on the panel for this year's series and Nicole revealed she specifically asked bosses for the 60-year-old star to be one of the judges.
Speaking at the launch of the 10th series of 'The X Factor' in central London on Wednesday - where she was joined show boss Simon Cowell, her fellow judges, and 'Xtra Factor' co-hosts Caroline Flack and Matt Richardson - Nicole said: 'I had a good relationship with Sharon in 2007 when she asked me to be her guest mentor at Judges Houses, so we have come full circle.

Give us a smile! The Take That star was the last of the judges to arrive for the press launch

'Last year when they asked me who they wanted the fifth judge to be I asked for Mrs. O so I've always loved her.
'For me, she's the queen. She started out this show and I have to give her so much respect and it's an honour and a blessing to work with her and the other judges as well.'
The latest series features a host of impressive wannabes and comical moments aplenty, as well as a new 'musical chairs' twist that is set to have contestants and viewers in floods of tears.
The new element sees the panellists select their six contestants for the Judges Houses stage of the competition in front of a studio audience, but after filling their six seats they still have the chance to remove one of their hopefuls and replace them with another one of their wannabes.

The X Factor returns to ITV this Saturday.

Dolled up: Sharon looked pleased to be making her return as she showed up in a patterned mac and wide legged trousers

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