One of the most glamorous nights in British television is finally here - the 2024 National Television Awards, AKA, the NTAs.
The glitterati arrived at the O2 Arena in London and we can't get over the glamorous array of celebrities on the red carpet. So many stylish outfits! But one of our absolute favourites, who always tops the best-dressed list, was the stunning Michelle Keegan. The actress, whose huge hit 'Fool Me Once' is one of Netflix most popular shows of 2024, looked sensational in her evening wear which was styled by the incredibly talented Georgie Gray.
The brunette beauty wore a beautiful black mini dress by Drenusha Xharra and sassy shoes by Sergio Rossi. Her dress came with long sleeves, and a built-in choker at the neckline, as well as a billowing cape. Her hair was scooped up in a majorly glam updo, and she accessorised with vintage Chanel earrings - very Meghan Markle.
Her makeup was as flawless as ever, applied by her trusty makeup artist Emmy Clarkson, using a whole host of Charlotte Tilbury goodness.
We also spotted that the star had also had a fringe cut in, which really suited her. Full marks!
And who did she have on her arm? Her husband Mark Wright!
The pair rarely take to the red carpet together, so this appearance is ultra rare for the couple.
The former TOWIE star looked as proud as punch alongside his wife, dressed in a coordinating black suit.
Michelle the fashionista
Michelle's fashion sense and fabulous outfits are loved by her fans. She previously told HELLO! that although she likes to keep a tab on her clothes and is quite assertive when it comes to clearing out her ever-flowing closet, it can get messy. "I do try when my wardrobe is overflowing which it always is. My wardrobe is always over the floor whereas Mark's is the exact opposite, and colour coordinated. But I do try to recycle clothes; so if I've got a jumper from last year that I loved, I don't throw it out."
Speaking about the attention her and Mark receive on the red carpet, the star is so refreshing, explaining: "At the end of the day, we love our home comforts. We go home, have a cup of tea, shut the blinds. I had such a normal upbringing, I worked in a shop, worked at the airport, then I was lucky to get the role in Corrie. But my life hasn't changed. I still have the same friends, go to the same places. The only thing that's different is seeing myself on TV and in magazines and newspapers."