Celebrities turned out in bold red carpet fashion at the National Television Awards, where stars displayed a range of striking outfits at the annual celebration of British television.
Hoping to impress with her fashion prowess, television presenter Holly Willoughby, 45, sparkled in a black strapless gown adorned with silver diamantes. Media personality Amanda Holden, 55, put on an eye-popping display in a daringly-cut bright pink dress featuring bow detailing from Valentino, making Willoughby's touch of glitz look dull in comparison.
The National Television Awards is a major annual UK awards ceremony honouring achievements in British broadcasting, with winners decided by votes from the viewing public. Willoughby is widely known for her career hosting popular UK daytime television programs, while Holden is a long-standing judge on the talent series Britain's Got Talent. Valentino is an Italian luxury fashion house founded in Rome by designer Valentino Garavani.
Daring styles on the red carpet
Less certainly seemed to be more for a host of stars on the night, including Love Island finalist Jasmine Muller. Muller left little to the imagination in an incredibly revealing top and mini skirt as she arrived alongside her villa love interest Kavan Murphy.
Love Island is a popular British reality television dating series broadcast on ITV2, in which single contestants reside in a luxury villa to find romantic partners while competing for public votes.
Coronation Street and Hollyoaks actress Brooke Vincent, 34, flashed her underwear in a sheer dress designed by fashion label Norma Kamali. Vincent has quietly called off her engagement to former Sheffield United footballer Kean Bryan, 29, after 10 years together.
Vincent is best known for portraying Sophie Webster on Coronation Street, one of Britain's longest-running television soap operas set in the fictional town of Weatherfield. Bryan is a professional English footballer who played as a defender for clubs including Sheffield United. Norma Kamali is an American fashion designer based in New York City.
Public vote for best dressed
Readers can vote on their favourite outfits to decide who takes home the crown for best or worst dressed at the NTAs.
