A slice of fame: Little Mix's Leigh-Anne shows off a personalised takeaway pizza box as she leaves the X Factor studios

By Georgina Littlejohn

Last updated at 11:38 AM on 20th November 2011

Their live show performance yesterday earned them a standing ovation and many more numbers added to their ever-increasing fan base.

And one of those new Little Mix fans appears to be the local pizza place, who showed their love for the girls on one of their takeaway boxes.

Member Leigh-Anne Pinnock was snapped leaving the X Factor studios last night clutching the box, which had a colour picture of her and her bandmates on the front.

You'll be on burger boxes next! Little Mix's Leigh-Anne Pinnock beams for the cameras as she shows off a personalised pizza box as she leaves the X Factor studios after the live show

She beamed for the cameras as she showed off the box, flipping it open to reveal a loaded pizza inside, which, by the looks of things, she had already started to demolish.

Leigh-Anne, 19, couldn't stop smiling as she left the studios, chatting away on her phone as she made her way to her car.

Sharing the news: Leigh-Anne chatted away on her phone while holding out the pizza box to the cameras

On the menu: Little Mix adorn the cover of the pizza box

And she wasn't the only contestant to get a taste of the trappings of being a pop star.

Amelia Lily, 17, left the studios not long behind Leigh-Anne with a hand-decorated bag on her arm.

The canvas bag had a drawing of the aspiring pop star on it, complete with pink hair and long eyelashes, and her name written down the right side.

Delighted with her gift, she took a picture of it and posted it on her Twitter page saying: 'A beautiful fan sent me this bag, absolutely love it.'

Turns out that the fan is Claire Barratt, a handbag designer whose company ClaireaBella Designs, has made lots of these personalised bags for a number of celebrities, including most of The Only Way Is Essex girls.

Leigh-Anne and Amelia were followed out of the studios by their mentors, Kelly Rowland and Tulisa Contostavlos, who looked pleased with the way the night had gone for their acts.

Well, at least we know who's bag it is! Amelia Lily leaves the studios with her personalised handbag made for her by ClaireaBella Designs

Little Mix, who are mentored by Tulisa, sang a rendition of En Vogue's Don't Let Go which received a standing ovation.

As a proud Tulisa stood and applauded, Gary Barlow said it was their best performance yet and Louis declared: 'We're looking at the next great girl band in the UK.'

Amelia, who was voted back into the competition last weekend, sang a version of Aretha Franklin's Think, which Tulisa said she didn't know and Gary said he thought it was performed an octave too high for her range and that she rushed in parts.

Babes in blue: Judges Kelly Rowland and Tulisa Contostavlos left the studios happy with their acts' performances

But she was positive as she took to her Twitter page to urge people to keep her in the competition and said: 'Guys please vote for me, I know tonight wasn't my best but I know I can come back next week and give it everything:) please vote for meexxx.'

Also spotted leaving the studios were Janet Devlin, who sang 'Kiss Me' by Sixpence None The Richer and Craig Coulton, who sang Licence to Kill by Gladys Knight.

Enjoying the moment: Janet Devlin and Craig Coulton were still in their performance clothes as they left to go home

Their work here is done: Caroline Flack and Olly Murs head home after hosting The Xtra Factor spin-off show

They were followed by judge Louis Walsh, who has no more acts left in the competition and The Xtra Factor hosts Olly Murs and Caroline Flack.

And former X Factor winner Alexandra Burke was also seen leaving, having sat in the audience just two weeks after standing in for Kelly when she was off sick.

All the finalists will be back at the studios this evening for the live results show, which is on ITV at 8pm tonight.

Nothing to do but watch: Louis Walsh, who has no more acts left in the competition, and Alexandra Burke, who watched from the audience after standing in for Kelly Rowland two weeks ago