Coleen Rooney stole the spotlight this week as she arrived at the Trafford Centre for an exclusive VIP lunch held at the new Eastern Garden food court.
Dressed in a striking orange blouse and trendy flared jeans, Coleen turned heads as she entered the newly opened Japanese-Peruvian restaurant Nichi, which is part of the centre’s initiative to celebrate independent local eateries.
She wasn’t alone—joining her were fellow WAGs from her Manchester United days, including Danielle Gibson, wife of Darron Gibson, and Hayley Fletcher, wife of Darren Fletcher. Also in attendance was Real Housewives of Cheshire star Nermina Pieters, who arrived in a pastel pink suit, just days after appearing in the show’s 10th anniversary special on ITVBe.
The stylish gathering was more than just a social affair. It marked the launch of the Trafford Centre’s Premium Parking service, its first paid parking area, offering luxury features like full car valet for up to £217. Guests had the opportunity to enjoy those perks while sampling cuisine from Nichi and receiving exclusive goodie bags.
Among the items were products from Coleen’s new Applied Nutrition wellness brand, which recently hit the shelves at Holland & Barrett in the Trafford Centre. During the event, Coleen spoke about her beauty and wellness journey, highlighting her new range of collagen supplements and hydration drinks. The moment was a personal one for Coleen, as she shared her passion for health and self-care with attendees.
The event was orchestrated by Coleen’s longtime collaborator and wedding planner, Julie Perry, in partnership with the Trafford Centre. Speaking about the occasion, Trafford Centre representative Simon Layton said: “The event was all about showcasing style, wellness, and the VIP services that we’re proud to offer. We were thrilled to host Coleen Rooney and our other esteemed guests—it was a fantastic day for everyone.”
From fashion and fine dining to wellness and luxury parking, the VIP event embodied glamour and indulgence, with Coleen Rooney at the heart of it all.