Rita Ora wears bizarre skeleton leggings as she arrives at X Factor rehearsals

Rita Ora fancied herself a skeleton at today's rehearsals

It's not Halloween anymore Rita Ora.
The X Factor judge was spotted sporting skeleton leggings as she arrived at Fountain Studios in London on Friday for rehearsals ahead of Saturday's live show.
The 24-year-old was dressed in an all-black ensemble, which included a stylish black polo neck jumper and leather jacket.
Her trouser style was much scarier though. The pants, which we can only imagine were left over from a Halloween costume, featured a skeleton-bone print down the front of the legs.
Perhaps Rita's trying to intimidate the other X Factor contestants?

Rita Ora dressed as a skeleton for today's rehearsals

The star – who made quite an impression on the Berlin red carpet last week – looked naturally beautiful as she wore her hair straight and sleek for the casual rehearsal, while her make-up also looked minimal.
She's no doubt saving the glamour for Saturday night.
This week's theme is Love and Heartbreak , which will see the singers delve deep down into their own experiences - both good and bad - to really show a range of emotions.
Rita's Girls – Lauren Murray and Louisa Johnson – will have been preparing their sets for the weekend's show.

The beauty looked stunning with her long blonde hair flowing

Lauren will be tackling We Belong Together by Mariah Carey, while Louisa Johnson takes on James Bay's Let It Go.
After last week's shocking double elimination saw Monica Michaels and Max Stone booted from the competition , each contestant will be hoping they can prove they've got what it takes to stay.
Seven acts remain in the competition and the song choices for each have been revealed and there's more than a satisfying mix of pop and soul.

The singer looked calm and relaxed as she smiled for photographers

"Practically every song is about love and heartbreak, there are so many songs, it's been a little bit harder this week [to pick a song] because there are so many songs they can sing," the judge said.