As Holly Willougby gone back to our screens for the ‘Movie Special’ instalment of ITV’s Dancing on Ice Sunday night, she looked absolutely nothing except a Hollywood starlet herself as she marched in a breath taking ₤ 1,800 black velour maxi gown with white bows and a bold eliminate information.
The gown– developed by Rasario, included a subtle front split that displayed the speaker’s toned legs and basic black Jimmy Choo stiletto heels.
The mum of 3 required to Instagram ahead of the program to offer fans a preview of clothing with a spectacular breeze that she captioned: “Let’s go to the Movies … it’s film week on @dancingonice … You remain in for a reward! See you quickly @itv #hwstyle gown by @rasario shoes by @jimmychoo jewellery by @susannahlovisjewellers
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Fans flooded to the remarks to match the speakers look ‘you look as spectacular as ever’ one fan penned, with another concurring ‘timeless appearance from a class act. When once again sensational’
‘Gorgeous gown holly !! Have an excellent program!’ composed a 3rd ‘Exquisite as ever’ stated another
While star buddy Abbey Clancey participated in commented ‘Obsessed with this appearance’
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Using her signature blonde bob in a smooth and slim flicky design in addition to attractive gold earrings, Holly looked astonishing in the black designer dress.
Her fit-for Hollywood attire follows the news that the previous Today speaker might in fact be heading for the United States after apparently catching the attention of ‘a number of networks and production business’ over in America.
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Holly has actually apparently captured the attention of numerous business over in the states and she might be all set to check out the possibilities stateside, a source informed The Sun
‘She has real star pulling power and along with being attractive she is a sleek expert in front of the electronic camera. It’s an amazing time in her profession,” the source stated.
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