Though most of the nation has turned to their sweatpants throughout the lockdown, Amanda Holden has been upping the fashion stakes day-in, day-out.
This morning was no exception, as the 49-year-old beauty strutted from the Heart FM offices in London wearing a flesh-toned minidress.
The figure-hugging gown, which was patterned with fine pink and red stripes, featured a high neckline and a cropped hem.
Opting to go braless, the Britain’s Got Talent judge unleashed her pins in a pair of nude suede stiletto heels.
By way of accessories, Amanda added a designer handbag, quilted in white leather, and a pair of oversized shades.
Amanda worked a gown designed by former swimwear model Melissa Odabash (Image: Timmie / SplashNews.com)
Her blonde locks were blown out into waves, style in a sweeping side fringe with caramel highlights.
Sharing a selfie in the Melissa Odabash frock over Instagram, Amanda was bombarded with compliment after compliment from her doting fans.
One gushed: “Goodness your figure is to die for Amanda.”
Amanda has been determined to keep things glamorous throughout the lockdown (Image: Timmie / SplashNews.com)
“Idk what’s [more] gorgeous. The dress or the person?” wondered a second.
While a third chimed: “Love this dress on you!”
The mum-of-two has been keeping busy throughout the lockdown, presenting her daily breakfast show on Heart FM with Jamie Theakston.
Proceeds raised by the charity single will go to the frontline workers of the NHS (Image: Amanda Holden/Youtube)
On top of that, she has been steadily climbing the charts since the release of her charity single, Somewhere Over The Rainbow.
Released to raise money for the NHS as the coronavirus pandemic wages on, the track has reached number two position in the UK Top 40.
In releasing the song, Amanda hoped to say a personal thank you to the doctors and nurses of the National Health Service.
Speaking to Sky News about her experience of the NHS, she said: “It’s been well documented that my husband and I had a child that was born sleeping – our son Theo.
“Somewhere Over The Rainbow was on the album because my daughter Hollie was born the following year and when you’ve lost a child, you often call the child that comes next your rainbow baby.”
Amanda added: “The NHS was involved in both of those stories and I owe them everything, I owe them my life.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
