She is synonymous with Radio 1's Live Lounge but Fearne Cotton bid a final farewell to the station today after ten years. The presenter and designer was on trend as usual as she exited the BBC studios in a beautiful metallic Julien David dress with asymmetric hem. Cotton had earlier signed off her show by playing Lana Del Rey's Video Games and posting an emotional message on her website, in which she said she had been "looking forward to this day and dreading it in equal measure".   "I now find myself a married lady with a gorgeous son, two amazing step kids and another baby on the way. You listeners have been through it all with me and shared your own stories along the way. That for me has been so important; that we've all been in it together. I’ll miss hearing from you all and having that unique relationship that you only get through having a radio show. "So firstly THANK YOU to all you loyal listeners that have laughed, sung and cried through every live lounge with me. This leads me on to say THANK YOU to all the bands and artists who have stepped in to the Live Lounge and given it their all. That part of the show only works because the bands and artists have put so much time and energy in to perfecting their performances for us." The 33-year-old is expecting her second child with husband Rex Wood.