Tess Daly looked spectacular as celebrities took to floor on Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday evening. The 53-year-old star stole the show in a thigh-skimming metallic mini dress.
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Fashion fans swooned when the gorgeous mum-of-two shared a peek of her Saturday night outfit on Instagram. Tess donned a stunning Karen Millen number featuring heavy embellishment, and completed the figure-flattering ensemble with strappy silver heels.
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Tess's 800k Instagram fans love to discover what she will wear ahead of time and last Saturday she rocked a red velvet suit and matching satin blouse from Reiss, a high-street favourite among many celebrities including Amanda Holden.
On Saturday night, Tess was joined by co-presenter Claudia Winkleman, 50, who rocked a bold white suit, and together they looked fabulous as they cheered on Fleur East, Helen Skelton and all the other fan favourites.
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Tess has presenter has previously told HELLO! how in awe she is of the fantastic Strictly Come Dancing wardrobe department. She said: "The dancers have all sorts of incredible, invisible body suits sewed in underneath those costumes that you don't see - and they are there to hold everything in place. For example, men's shirts have like a bodice sewn into them that fastens underneath like body. It's almost like a Spanx leotard underneath the shirt, that keeps the shirt in place."
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Gushing enthusiastically, Tess revealed some major insights into the men's fashion, too. "For example, if a guy on the show does the rumba, you have to think about the amount of activity he's doing - it's so very energetic," she said.
"Also, there's routines on the floor so they are sewn in. There's a lot going on underneath the costume that you don't see on top, to prevent any wardrobe malfunctions because obviously there's a lot of movement going on. There's like a scaffolding going on underneath that we don't see!"
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