Lily Allen steps out for coffee in London after ending her two-week quarantine

The carefree hedonism of Las Vegas was replaced by the grey formality of London as Lily Allen stepped out on Wednesday, little more than a fortnight after exchanging vows with David Harbour. 

The singer’s wedding and engagement rings were clearly visible as she made her first appearance in the English capital since marrying Harbour in a whirlwind Nevada ceremony on September 7th. 

Her appearance also marked the end of an enforced two-week quarantine period following her return to England, the result of tough travel regulations in the ongoing fight against COVID-19.  

Enjoying what appeared to be her first breath of fresh air since leaving the US without her new husband, who remains in his native New York, Lily, 35, ensured she stood out in an extravagant coat from Italian fashion brand Miu Miu. 

She added to her look with a turtle-neck sweater and skinny black jeans, while matching knee length boots rounded things off. 

Accessorising tastefully, the stylish star gave the ensemble an elegant by flourish sporting a quilted Chanel handbag and accompanying sunglasses from the French fashion house. 

In accordance with current safety guidelines Lily wore a protective face covering as she mingled with fellow pedestrians before making her way into a local cafe. 

With Stranger Things star Harbour notably absent, the singer was joined by a male friend as they settled down for an al fresco coffee at an outdoor table.  

Harbour was spotted out and about in New York last Tuesday, despite current COVID-19 regulations that require anyone returning to the city from Nevada has to quarantine for 14 days.

As of September 9th, Nevada is listed as a restricted state on the New York government website, with the only exemption being someone who was passing through a restricted state and spent less than 24 hours there.

The couple, who were first romantically linked in 2019, surprised fans by revealing they had exchanged vows in a shotgun wedding officiated by an Elvis Presley impersonator.

Sharing photos to his Instagram shortly after the eceremony, Harbour wrote: ‘In a wedding officiated by the king himself, the people’s princess wed her devoted, low born, but kind credit card holder in a beautiful ceremony lit by the ashen skies courtesy of a burning state miles away in the midst of a global pandemic.’