Holly Willoughby, 38, looked every inch of chic as she sported a mid-length black dress for the occasion London. The subtle number featured silver gemstones accessorised across the chest hemline of the dress.
The This Morning beauty gave fans a glimpse of her assets and put her long pins on full display as she showed off her gown.
She teamed her stylish ensemble with a pair of black court shoes, giving her some height to her gorgeous outfit.
Holly kept her blonde locks in her signature style as she added light make-up to her red carpet look.
The beauty sported a bronze highlight to accentuate her cheekbones and added a pink tinted gloss to her lips.
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Holly certainly captured the attention of her fans, with many flocking to comment on her stunning outfit.
Taking to Instagram, the ITV favourite wrote in view of her 5.9 million followers: “Headed out to see the whole gang at the #itvpalooza …. thank you @itv for having me… dress by @christopherkane shoes by @ginashoesofficial.”
Fans flocked to comment on the post, as one person said: “Absolutely stunning!”
Another person commented: “Stunning dress” while another fan added: “Absolutely gorgeous.”
In one snap, the outspoken broadcaster could be seen making a funny face to the cameras.
But it wasn’t long before Holly had to shoo him away as Piers attempted to block her from taking snaps on the red carpet.
The event, formerly known as the ITV Gala, is a star-studded night of entertainment for commercial customers, colleagues and talent.
Meanwhile, Holly recently took to Twitter and thanked her fans of their kind messages after she revealed her seven-year-old niece Lola was taking part in a 24 hour silence for BBC Children In Need.
In view of her 7.4 million Twitter followers, she gushed: “Just reading some of the messages you sent to my niece… just wanted to say thank you… your kindness has really moved me.”
Fans inundated the star with comments, as one person said: “She is an amazing little girl doing something great to help other children.”
Another person commented: “Go on Lola, you can do it kid.”
