Tasha Ghouri lit up our screens with her infectious energy as she joined her Strictly Come Dancing partner Aljaz Skorjanec to film Strictly: It Takes Two on Tuesday night.
The former Love Island star looked incredible in an embroidered mini dress adorned with bright, blooming flowers and intricate swirls.
The striking dress, which looks to be the 'A Kiss From A Rose' dress from Santa Fe fashion label Isola Boutique, featured a fitted bandeau neckline, delicate lace-up detailing on the back and hints of sparkle from the metallic threads.
© InstagramAccording to the brand, the fun and flirty ensemble is crafted in a "luxe satin" with "candy-coloured beading and soft pastel embroidery."
Fans were quick to comment on Tasha's mini dress, which injected a dose of summer into autumn. "The dress!!! Stunning," penned one fan, as another wrote: "That dress was made for you, Tasha."
The reality TV star swept her golden blonde hair into a romantic updo, highlighting her beautiful white floral earrings and her cochlear implant.
© Instagram"She loves her updos!" noted a fan in the comments, to which another responded: "I wonder if the updos are so we can see the cochlear implant and so that the deaf community can visually see that there’s deaf representation on the show?"
The original poster replied: "Good point! That's a nice touch if it is the case."
Tasha's cochlear implant is her 'superpower'
© InstagramTasha, who was born deaf, is Strictly's first-ever contestant with a cochlear implant and often takes to her social media platforms to educate her followers on the device she uses to hear.
In a moving video shared earlier this year, Tasha chose to remove her cochlear implant to film a 'get ready with me' video, in which she spoke with a "deaf accent".
© Guy LevyDespite her struggles, Tasha and Aljaz have seen themselves at the top of the Strictly leaderboard most weeks, and have secured a place this weekend at Blackpool's iconic tower ballroom.
© Guy LevyTasha's dad was also quick to praise his daughter's determination: "I was already full of pride the second you were born, and you keep piling it on. The overflow is now tears. With or without disabilities people can often feel in a dark place and your performance resonated with so many people for different reasons."
"Your passion for helping others is admirable and you have a very, very special heart. Never change darling. We all love you princess. And Aljaz thank you for everything."
