Future 'Mrs PrettyLittleThing' Nada Adelle who is engaged to billionaire entrepreneur Umar Kamani kicks off her lavish Parisian hen party from her £16,000-per-night suite at the Dorchester

Presidential hotel suites with a view of the Eiffel Tower, Dior packages, and personalised pillow cases might sound like a fantasy, but for Umar Kamani's glamorous fiancé, it's just the first day of her hen do.

Set in the Dorchester Collection's €18,900 (£16,109) a night Hotel Plaza Athenee in Paris, British model Nada Adelle, 31, has kicked off the wedding celebrations in a typically extravagant style.

The PrettyLittleThing founder, 35, who built his fortune by selling fast fashion to Gen Z partygoers, proposed to Nada in 2021 with a stunning $2million (£1.45million) diamond ring in the Monte Carlo Opera House, which he rented out for the day.

Fast forward three years later and the pre-wedding celebrations have commenced in Paris - and the couple have spared no expense. 

Nada offered a glimpse into the celebrations on Instagram, which featured dozens of white roses, high-end club nights, and a Dior package waiting in the room from Umar with a handwritten note: '196 days to go. I love you.' 

Nada Adelle (pictured) has kicked off her bachelorette party at the Dorchester Collection's Hotel Plaza Athenee in Paris

Polaroid pictures attached to balloons filled the hotel room as Nada took in her lavish setting in a silk robe embroidered with the words 'Nada's Bachelorette'.

Elsewhere, she enjoyed a range of personalised sweet goods, including cookies shaped like Eiffel Towers and a decadent cake with red icing that read: 'Forever Mrs K'.

The food and clothes were not the only things Nada had personalised for the occasion, and the silk pillowcases had the words 'Bride to Be' stitched on them in red.

While Umar wasn't present physically, he left his mark with a hefty Dior package filled with goodies for the bride-to-be, plus bunting with pictures of his face on the king-sized bed.

Nada revealed a glimpse into the Eiffel Suite and its breathtaking view of Paris's signature landmark. The lavish suite comes with a King-size bed, baby piano, and a chilled bottle of champagne on arrival - on top of a chauffeur service.

Once Nada had settled into the room, she got ready for a glamorous dinner and show.

Although she’s marrying the king of fast fashion, Nada eschewed his brands for a high-end £1250 slinky white gown with bow embellishments and cut-out detailing from Ilkyaz Ozel. 

She matched the glamorous look with a pair of £920 Magda Butrym crystal-embellished satin stilettos with elegant wraparound ties. 

The British model donned a personalized robe while admiring pictures of her fiancé, Umar Kamani 

Nada slipped on a £1250 white gown with bow embellishments and cut-out detailing from Ilkyaz Ozel 

A Dior gift and personalised note from Umar waited for Nada in the €18,900 (£16,109) per night hotel suite 

The sparkling crystal shoes perfectly complemented her ring - a 21-carat diamond sparkler flown in from New York celebrity jeweller Richard Nektalov. 

The bachelorette party took to the hotel bar before enjoying a lavish dinner with live entertainment.

Nada and her close friends enjoyed a live performance of Lady Marmalade while enjoying drinks.

The breathtaking bachelorette party comes after a whirlwind romance for Umar and Nadia, who only stepped out publicly together for the first time in March 2020.

The Manchester-based model, who boasts 558,000 Instagram followers, has been featured in magazines such as Look Magazine and Harper's Bazaar.

The law graduate, who delights in showcasing her jet-set lifestyle to her many fans on social media, has also fronted a campaign for Beyonce's Ivy Park, as well as working with make-up brand L'Oreal.

Umar might not have been physically present , but bunting with his face on decorated the king-sized bed 

The lavish room set in the heart of Paris was decorated with dozens of champagne-coloured balloons 

Nada had personalised sweet goods made for the occasion, including a cake with icing that read: 'Forever Mrs K'

Nada spared no expense for the occasion and had her pillowcase embroidered with the words: 'Bride to be' 

Umar, from Manchester, is the son of billionaire Boohoo founder Mahmud Kamani.

In 2012, Umar and his brother Adam co-founded PrettyLittleThing after witnessing the phenomenal success of Boohoo - with their company now enjoying a host of celebrity endorsements including Khloe Kardahsian, Hayley Bieber, Little Mix, Nicole Scherzinger and Paris Hilton.

Before he founded his firm, which is forecast to be worth around £2.1billion by next year, Umar was an amateur boxer, who previously confessed to only caring about partying and chasing women.

The businessman lives a very glamorous lifestyle, filled with overseas trips, flashy cars and dazzling accessories, which he regularly photographs and fills his Instagram feed with.

One day he's 'topping up his vitamin D' in the infinity pool at the luxury Monastero Santa Rosa Hotel in Italy, where a sea view suite will set you back nearly £3,000 a night.

Nada shared photographs of her breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower to her 558 thousand Instagram followers 

In the evening, Nada and her bachelorette party took to the Hotel Plaza Athenee bar for drinks 

The lavish hotel room was filled with polaroid pictures of Nada and Umar hanging from balloons 

Nada donned a pair of £920 Magda Butrym crystal-embellished satin stilettos with elegant wraparound ties in the evening 

The next, he's at the wheel of a Riva yacht cruising along the Amalfi coast before posing on the bonnet of his £264,000 Rolls-Royce Dawn in Beverly Hills.

You might also find him behind the wheel of his £300,000 Lamborghini Aventador roadster or the coupe version with personalised number plate. For more rugged trips, he has two Hummers and a £92,000 customised Mercedes G-class.

He's often spotted lunching at Nobu in Malibu, California, in a pair of £450 Gucci slippers, with a gold Rolex on his arm.

He hangs out with rapper P Diddy at the Grammys and Kylie Jenner at the Coachella music festival in California. All events are, naturally, recorded on his smartphone, which at one point had a £790 Louis Vuitton cover.

'A lot of these people are my friends,' he said of his celebrity circle. 'Will.I.Am is a really good mate – we FaceTime nearly every day – as is P Diddy.'

And such is his self-belief that when he wanted to launch PLT in the US four years ago, he offered a six-figure sum to reality TV star Kylie Jenner, half-sister of Kim Kardashian, to appear in one of his £15 orange dresses.

'It's all about the hustle,' he previously admitted. 'I knew I wanted to be in those circles because I'm obsessed with power.'

Umar popped the question surrounded by thousands of white roses and candles. The fashion mogul went Instagram official with his stunning girlfriend in 2021 

For the propsal, romantic Umar, who wore a tuxedo to propose, flew the ring in from New York jeweller Richard Nektalov of Leon Diamond and hired 25 musicians to play Beauty and the Beast to Nada as she walked out 

Umar went Instagram official with Nada (pictured) in February 2020. The couple regularly delight fans with snaps from their overseas trips

Power duly followed. The Kylie Jenner coup led to sales increasing ten-fold and allowed him to buy a seven-bedroom mansion in the Hollywood Hills, complete with basketball court.

His five-year plan, he's previously said, is 'to make as much money as possible' and escape his father's shadow, admitting that half the reason Mahmud helped him start PrettyLittleThing was to 'get me on the right track'.

'I'm a rich man's son and that's not what I want to be,' he said. 'So yes, I have got something to prove. I want to be the rich man. I want to be the successful person.' He added: 'If you're going to be in competition, I would rather keep it in the family.'

In 2019, society bible Tatler named Umar its eighth most eligible bachelor, alongside the Duke of Roxburghe and former One Direction star Harry Styles.

Umar and his fiancée Nada made their first public outing together in March 2020, a month after going Instagram official, with the couple attending the Yeezy Season 8 show during Paris Fashion Week from Kanye West's brand.

In 2006, Umar started working for the fashion family business as a manager, while attending theatre school. He went on to study international business at Manchester Metropolitan University.

Mahmud's father Abdullah moved the family to Kenya, where many Indian families had prospered under the British Empire. 

In 2012, Umar (pictured with Nada) and his brother Adam co-founded PrettyLittleThing after witnessing the phenomenal success of Boohoo

Umar (pictured with Nada) lives a very international lifestyle and his Instagram feed shows him thoroughly part of the jet-settter crowd

Mahmud was born there in 1964, but four years later the Kamanis were forced to flee to Britain by increasing unrest and draconian employment laws that favoured native Kenyans.

They settled in Manchester, where the entrepreneurial Abdullah sold handbags on a market stall to feed his family, before investing in property and founding the wholesale textile business Pinstripe, where Mahmud worked, using family connections in India to source garments.

By the early 2000s, the firm was selling nearly £50 million of clothing a year to High Street names such as New Look, Primark and Philip Green's Topshop.

Spotting the potential in the growth of the internet, Mahmud set up his online retailer in 2006 that would deliver their own-branded fashion at rock bottom prices, starting out with just three staff and operating out of a Manchester warehouse.

From rags to riches: How PrettyLittleThing founder Umar Kamani's family went from a Manchester market stall to a multi-billion pound business 

They're responsible for PrettyLittleThing and Boohoo, but the Kamani family story is one of rags to riches after they went from managing a market stall in Manchester to founding a multi-billion pound fashion empire.

Indian immigrant Mahmud Kamani's father Abdullah went to school with Mahatma Gandhi in Gujurat, India. He moved the family to Kenya, where many Indian families had prospered under the British Empire. 

Mahmud, 56, whose son is Umar Kamani, was born there in 1964, but four years later the Kamanis were forced to flee to Britain by increasing unrest and draconian employment laws that favoured native Kenyans.

They settled in Manchester, where the entrepreneurial Abdullah sold handbags on a market stall to feed his family, before investing in property and founding the wholesale textile business Pinstripe, where Mahmud worked, using family connections in India to source garments.

By the early 2000s, the firm was selling nearly £50million of clothing a year to British High Street names such as New Look, Primark and Philip Green's Topshop.

Mahmud Kamani with his wife, parents and children Adam and Umar. They're responsible for PrettyLittleThing and Boohoo, but the Kamani family story is one of rags to riches after they went from managing a market stall in Manchester to founding a multi-billion pound fashion empire

Spotting the potential in the growth of the internet, Mahmud set up his online retailer Boohoo in 2006 that would deliver their own-branded fashion at rock bottom prices, starting out with just three staff and operating out of a Manchester warehouse.

Today it has a workforce of more than 2,900, with teams in Manchester, Burnley, London, New York and Los Angeles, as well as celebrity advocates including Little Mix and Tallia Storm. 

Mahmud, who used to drive a van delivering clothes for his father and sold clothes on his family market stall, is married to Aisha, who is regularly seen sharing the benefits of the family fortune on Instagram.

Elsewhere, through a succession of shrewd business deals, he has snapped up ailing high street brands including Oasis, Warehouse and Debenhams. 

In 2006 the couple's son Umar Kamani started working for the family business as a manager, while attending theatre school. He went on to study international business at Manchester Metropolitan University.

In 2012 he and his brother Adam co-funded PrettyLittleThing after witnessing the phenomenal success of Boohoo, and reported a turnover of £374million in 2018. By 2022, the company is forecast to be worth around £2.1billion.

Meanwhile, the Boohoo Group bought a 34 per cent stake in PLT for £269.8 million in May 2020.  PrettyLittleThing employs more than 300 staff and counts singers Miley Cyrus, Rita Ora and Nicki Minaj among its fans.

Close knit: Umar and Mahmud are pictured with (left to right) Adam Kamani, Charlotte Kamani, Aisha Kamani and Samir Kamani 

The brand opened a flagship store in LA in 2016, and Kylie Jenner attended the launch party. After the reality star wore one of the brand's dresses in 2016, overall sales increased by 400 per cent. 

Meanwhile, Adam Kamani is the younger brother of Umar and works across both the Boohoo, Pretty Little Thing and Nasty Gal brands.

In September 2017, he tied the knot with Charlotte McHale in what was dubbed the summer's most lavish wedding before treating his bride to a £1million honeymoon in Africa.

Samir Kamani is Aisha and Mahmud's third son who heads up procedures at BoohooMan. His Instagram account is littered with various A-listers as he poses alongside the likes of Paris Hilton, Kourtney Kardashian and Joe Jonas.