This Morning host Holly Willoughby beguiled on Monday night in a simple, yet stunning asymmetrical ballgown to attend the 70th Variety Club Showbusiness Awards held at the affluent Hilton Hotel, Park Lane.
The ITV presenter looked unreal in a 'One Shoulder Knitted Gown' from Victoria Beckham's evening capsule collection. Holly's dress combined stretch and structure for a flattering fit in a timeless black hue, hugging her svelte figure before flaring out to an elegant pool for a dramatic, feminine silhouette.
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Holly styled her icy blonde hair in elegant waves, adding a rosy blush, honey-hued bronzer and soft nude lip to define her delicate features.
"Out tonight with @varietygb celebrating @bbc 100th birthday," Holly penned on Instagram, where she was met with a flurry of compliments from doting fans who were enchanted by her mesmerising red carpet attire.
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© Photo: InstagramHolly dazzled fans on Instagram in her slinky LBD
"Wow! The door, the dress, the hair, it’s all amazing!!" wrote one fan, as another penned: "Gorgeous as usual".
"You look magnificent Holly," added a third fan, while a fourth commented: "You look absolutely stunning." Holly's £1,100 designer LBD is certainly an investment piece, but sure to serve a timeless purpose in any capsule wardrobe.
One Shoulder Knitted Gown, £1,100, Victoria Beckham
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The TV star was in attendance at the glamorous event alongside a star-studded guest list, including the likes of Strictly's Claudia Winkleman, Simon Cowell and Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden.
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The Variety Club Showbusiness Awards will donate its proceeds to Variety, the Children’s Charity which is one of the most trusted children's charities in the world.
© Photo: Getty ImagesHolly shined on the red carpet at the poignant event
Over the past 70 years, the organisation has given close to £1.6 billion in grants globally to help children who are disabled or disadvantaged, with hundreds of millions of pounds going to the 1.3 million disabled and 4 million disadvantaged children in the UK.
The organisation is also responsible for setting up their famous Sunshine Coaches which are specially adapted minibuses catering to SEND schools and other non-profit organisations working with disabled and disadvantaged children.
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