GMB newsreader Charlotte Hawkins ensured all eyes were on her at ITV's summer party, wearing a jaw-dropping sparkly pink mini dress.
Charlotte's micro mini had a feather trim and was adorned with sequins, making it the perfect party dress. The 48-year-old paired it with towering metallic pink heels and a pink clutch, creating a dreamy Barbie-inspired look that even Margot Robbie would envy.
© Can Nguyen/ShutterstockThe super sparkly dress is a new look for Charlotte, who is most often seen in floral midi dresses when presenting on GMB, though she did opt for a bold pink look on air last week, posing in a broderie anglaise dress, inside a Barbie box.
Viewers compared the star to everyone's favourite doll, with compliments flooding in for Charlotte's pink look. "Charlotte could actually pass as a Barbie doll she has such natural beauty, plus she's fit," one wrote, while another commented: "Much prettier than Barbie."
A third added: "You could be a Barbie," with a fourth agreeing: "Wow you are a true Barbie."
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Charlotte always radiates the same positivity that Barbie does, and spoke exclusively with HELLO!'s Rosie Nixon on our In A Good Place podcast about how she stays upbeat.
© Can Nguyen/Shutterstock"I'm not always in that place at all and I have to work to stay in that place and recognise if I'm veering too far away from it," Charlotte divulged.
"I think for me, there's a huge power in however busy you are, even if you don't think you have the time, just stopping. Even if it's for a minute or two, just stopping, breathing deeply, taking that moment to centre yourself.
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"In an increasingly busy world, everyone's phones are pinging, they've got emails to answer, and I always look around and feel like I've got so much to do. I think sometimes when you feel that sense of being overwhelmed, it's just about taking a step back, because you can't just keep ploughing on and ploughing on, there will be consequences, whether it's your mental health or your physical health."
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