The rainy London skies were certainly no match for Amanda Holden on Thursday!
The Britain's Got Talent star was seen leaving the Heart Radio studios in an all-white ensemble, dressing in cream from head to toe!
The fashionista donned a pair of slim-fit trousers, a smart top and an oversized coat all in a brilliant shade of off white, but it was Amanda's show-stopping, over the knee boots that really made her look pop.
WATCH: Amanda Holden models retro mini dress
Although it's unclear where the famous mum's exact shoes are from, but we're in love with SHEIN's £31.99 'Square Toe Knee Boots', which are almost identical to Amanda's in colour, but feature an on-trend squared toe, and give off a killer retro vibe.
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We love Amanda's all-white ensemble!
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It's not the first time this week that the singer has wowed in leather.
On Wednesday, Amanda turned heads in a pair of daring leather trousers, leaving us obsessed with her daring ensemble.
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The 49-year-old star showed off her outfit on her Instagram account, sashaying along the studio corridor in her figure-hugging trousers while tossing her blonde hair from side to side.
Amanda paired the statement trousers with a cosy knit from Reiss featuring pink geometric detailing, and a pair of covetable Zara boots.
Amanda knows how to rock a pair of leather trousers!
Once again, her chic footwear was perfectly on-trend for Autumn/Winter 2020, with gold chains adorning the boots for an added edge.
Amanda's cosy jumper is the 'Sienna' colour block style from Reiss. At £145, it's the perfect investment piece to perk up your wardrobe and see you through the colder weather.
Featuring a V-neckline and textured panels, the piece pairs perfectly with black trousers – leather optional.
But of course, we'd recommend going full Amanda and whipping out the leather trousers!
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