12 October 2023 , 08:38
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Amanda Holden stole the show at the Attitude Awards alongside comedian and best pal Alan Car.
The star, who also judges on Britain's Got Talent, wore not one but three stunning looks that showed off her slim frame. Her first dress was a strapless black mini dress with a huge ruffled train that showed off her toned legs. She dressed up the look with jewelled sandals and statement earrings as she smiled for pictures on the red carpet.
Posing on the red carpet alongside attendees, Amanda joined fellow Global Radio presenter Myleene Klass, Vicky Hope and Ashley Roberts as well as a host of celebrities who showed their support at the event. The stars were out in full force for the Attitude Awards to see awards dished out to LGBTQ stars, friends, and allies.
Amanda Holden's first look featured a black mini dress with huge ruffle train (Mike Marsland/WireImage)
The star swapped into a blue PVC and netted dress for her second look (Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty I)Changing before she presented, Amanda then decided to wow in a colourful dress as she wore a royal blue dress with a cord and net overlay and a PVC bandeau. The dress was finished off with feather ruffles and she matched her towering platform heels to the same bold shade as her dress.
A final look for the night saw Amanda embrace full Barbie with a pink PVC mini dress and matching accessories including wristlets and a pink beret. The star's figure looked stunning as she showed off the skimpy outfit paired with matching pink high heels.
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Speaking at the awards Amanda told the Mail Online: "Since being crowned an Honorary Gay in 2017 it's always been a dream of mine to host the Attitude Awards and I couldn't think of a better person to co-host with than my dear friend Alan Carr.
Amanda embraced her inner Barbie for her final look with pink PVC (Dave Hogan/Hogan Media/REX/Shutterstock)
'Honorary gay' Amanda Holden presented the awards alongside best pal Alan Carr (GC Images)"It's so important right now to stand together as one and embrace this beautifully diverse world we live in and accept everyone for who they are. I can't wait to be surrounded by the community while dishing out the gongs in this year's ceremony."
Co host Alan Carr added: "It's been a mixed year for our LGBTQIA+ family, some amazing progress has been made and yet some really distressing setbacks have knocked us for six, which just makes the Attitude Awards even more important and essential.
"I am thrilled to be not only hosting this night but doing it with one of my besties Amanda! The most campest, raucous, fun night in the LGBTQIA+ calendar has just been given a bit more sparkle!"