Dancing On Ice Final: Holly Willoughby wows in a glittering ivory Frozen-inspired gown as she lights up the rink during nail-biting season closer
She’s consistently wowed audiences with her stunning sartorial selections throughout her run of presenting on Dancing On Ice.
And Holly Willoughby stayed true to form on Sunday night, when she stepped out in eye-catching style for the hit ITV show’s season finale.
The 39-year-old TV personality wowed as she joined co-host Phillip Schofield in a breathtaking glittering ivory dress, reminiscent of Disney hit Frozen.
Stepping out in style: Holly Willoughby stepped out in style as she co-presented the Dancing On Ice seasons finale alongside Phillip Schofield on Sunday evening
Her shimmering gown of choice featured a plunging sweetheart neckline and long semi-sheer sleeves, while the corset bodice flowed into a billowing floor-length skirt.
Styling her flaxen tresses in bold Old Hollywood waves with a side parting, the mother-of-three highlighted her good looks with a flattering palette of makeup.
Letting her head-turning ensemble – which featured a short train – do all of the talking, the This Morning presenter opted to largely forgo accessories.
Glittering: The 39-year-old TV personality wowed as she joined co-host Phillip Schofield in a breathtaking glittering ivory dress, reminiscent of Disney hit Frozen
Chic display: Before stepping before TV cameras in the gown, Holly showed it off on Instagram
Meanwhile, her co-presenter Phillip cut a typically dapper figure in a black suit, which he teamed with a matching button-down shirt.
During the finale, all previous celebrity competitors were seen watching from the balcony – apart from Caprice Bourret who was noticeably absent, having been mired by scandal since her unceremonious exit from the series.
The stars watched and cheered along with the audience as Joe Swash and Alex Murphy were crowned champs of the 2020 season.
The presenter, 38, and the pro figure-skater, 29, were announced as the series champions on Sunday night, narrowly beating Perri Kiely and Vanessa Bauer who were the runners-up.
This followed Paralympian Libby Clegg and her pro partner Mark Hanretty’s axing from the show earlier in the evening, coming in third place overall.
Joe’s win capped a bumpy week, during which he suffered a fall, resulting in a head injury which affected his ear – causing him to spend rehearsals skating around with a bandage wrapped around his face, branding.
Nonetheless, the former-EastEnders actor took to the rink to open the show on Sunday, earning himself 10/10 across the board with a Charlie Chaplin/silent movie-themed routine with Alex.
‘Nobody would have skated, performed and brought that to life better than you,’ judge Ashley Banjo commented, as Jayne Torvill echoed: ‘It was the perfect character for you, you brought it to life, perfect timing.’
John Barrowman said: ‘The storytelling was absolutely fabulous!’