Strictly Come Dancing’s Ashley Roberts left her fans captivated after she arrived at the BRIT Awards wearing an extreme cut-out black gown.
The American singer had all eyes fixated on her when she took to the red carpet braless on Tuesday evening to enjoy the famous awards ceremony which celebrates musical artists.
Flashing underboob in the skimpy number, Ashley, 40, put on an enticing display as she glided across the red carpet in a black dress that sported a thigh-high split and large cutout detailing on the waist.
Adding a pair of black leather gloves and open-toed shoes to the look, the radio presenter set pulses racing as she showed off her modelling skills for a crowd of onlookers.
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The star opted for a demure makeup look, while her famous blonde locks cascaded over her shoulders effortlessly.
Ashley was among the first stars to hit the red carpet along with Maya Jama, Ed Sheeran and Anne-Marie at the awards bash and although Ashley wasn’t on the main stage, she certainly stole the show with her tantalising attire.
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The show was hosted by comedian Mo Gilligan for the first time, while presenter Maya Jama spoke to guests on the red carpet.
As well as Ashley, singer Adele was also the talk of the town at the event as she performed a stripped-back version of her power-ballad I Drink Wine before winning three awards at the ceremony.
In total Adele has 12 BRIT trophies altogether winning her first-ever Rising Star award in 2008.
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However, the Easy On Me singer caused quite a stir when she accepted the Artist of the Year award which is now a gender-neutral category.
In her acceptance speech, Adele said: “Thank you so much I’ve never changed so fast in my life I put a short dress on so I don’t trip.
“This is amazing I really wasn’t expecting this one at all.”
She added: “I understand why the name of this award has changed.”
“But I really love being a woman and being a female artist I do I’m really proud of us.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
