Amanda Holden wore her most extravagant outfit to date – and we're in love

Amanda Holden opted for a striking white jumpsuit by Nadine Merabi for her Heart Radio show on Friday - and the stunning piece had some incredibly unique features. 

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Not only does the figure-hugging Hailey White jumpsuit have flared trousers, but it's crafted from shimmering velvet fabric and is etched with hand-embroidered sequins and metallic thread, making it sure to turn heads. We’re also obsessed with the underwire bust, which not only looks fabulous, but is guaranteed to offer some structure.

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Amanda looked incredible in her Nadine Merabi jumpsuit

The statement piece is available online at £325 - and although we're not sure we could pull it off in the office, we can't wait to copy Amanda for a special occasion! 

It's been an incredibly exciting week for Amanda, whose latest collection with Fenn Wright Manson hit online stores a few days ago. Comprised of versatile dresses, blouses and tailored trousers, each piece will hold its own in your wardrobe for years to come.

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Hailey White jumpsuit, £325, Nadine Merabi

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Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Amanda shared a video of herself being interviewed by her daughter Hollie about the new collection, and the star made some surprising revelations.

When asked: "Do you imagine all of the clothes yourself or did someone help you with the process?" Amanda told her daughter: "That’s a really interesting question. So obviously we have a team of people around.

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"What I tend to do, is go through my own wardrobe, and pick out some of my favourite pieces that I know work well on my body, and that I know would work well on all kinds of shapes and sizes, because hopefully my collection suits a lot of people. And then I find scraps of material or pieces of vintage material and I bring everything in and we have a whole discussion with a lot of coffee and a lot of biscuits, with all the ladies, and then we come up with some ideas."

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