Amanda Holden is no stranger to dressing up for the occasion – and she pulled out all the stops to mark December 1 during her Heart Breakfast show on Thursday.
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The 51-year-old Britain's Got Talent presenter wowed in a fabulously festive soldier costume as she posed alongside fellow host Ashley Roberts in twinning Nutcracker uniforms. The glamorous gals flanked their co-host Jamie Theakston, who drew the short straw when it came to his costume and was dressed as a Christmas tree. Amanda looked uber glamorous in her tiny tulle mini skirt with a button-down military jacket.
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Amanda looked picture perfect in a pair of PVC thigh-high boots with a killer heel as she posed up a storm next to her colleagues.
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A drum and a feather-embellished hat completed her red, gold and black solider costume to perfection. "Happy 1st December," the I Can See Your Voice star captioned the delightful snapshot.
© Photo: InstagramAmanda posed with Heart Breakfast colleagues Ashley Roberts and Jamie Theakston
The mother-of-two's fans were loving her daring look, with one penning, "You are just so fabulous" and another enthusing, "May the Christmas spirit be with you." A third follower echoed: "Haha ace you all look amazing."
Meanwhile, Amanda has just opened up about her style ethos in a new interview, revealing the string of Ofcom complaints about her BGT outfits never fails to make her laugh.
© Photo: InstagramAmanda wowed in the most dramatic PVC boots
Discussing her love of courting controversy, Amanda joked that it's "what it’s all about" for her.
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She told The Sun's Fabulous magazine: "It's hilarious how much controversy my outfits have caused - people have got so much time on their hands.
"I mean, no really one paid much attention to what I wore when I was in my twenties or thirties. I never like to buy clothes I can't wear, the following year — or again and again — so it’s never going to be anything that’s too mad."
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