AMANDA Holden flashed her cleavage in a daring white dress as she attended The Variety Club Showbusiness Awards on Sunday.
The Britain's Got Talent judge, 53, was joined by a host of famous faces including This Morning's Rochelle Humes and model Abbey Clancy.
Amanda looked chic in a white maxi gown with cut-out detail around the bust.
She then slipped into a black and white low-cut halterneck maxi frock for her second look as she prepared to host the evening.
The TV star was all smiles as she posed in both outfits on the red carpet at The Londoner Hotel.
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Abbey, 38, attended the star-studded ceremony with her husband Peter Crouch.
The model looked glamorous in a lace-up cut-out sparkly dress, while ex-footie star Peter looked dapper in a black suit and turtle jumper.
TV presenter Rochelle, 35, opted for an elegant off-the-shoulder black pleated gown, with pointy heels and gold clutch bag.
She was joined by her JLS star husband Marvin Humes, 39, who went for a classic black suit and white shirt.
The Variety Club Showbusiness Awards returned to Leicester Square, as they celebrated 75 years of Variety, the Children's Charity with a night of glamour, celebrity and great entertainment.
A number of other stars were in attendance, including Dancing On Ice's Clare Sweeney, acting legend Joan Collins and Strictly host Tess Daly.
They were in good company with the likes of Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts dazzling in a see-through mesh dress.
Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway was also present, wearing a stylish yellow suit and co-star Laura Tobin looked amazing in a black figure-hugging outfit.
The weather presenter posed alongside new This Morning host Ben Shephard, who looked smart in a black velvet suit.
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Jane McDonald, Sherdian Smith and Big Brother and Broadway star Marisha Wallace were also at the glitzy do.
The awards will be hosted by TV and Radio star Amanda Holden.
Last year’s awards saw performances from Gary Barlow, Katherine Jenkins, Beverley Knight, and the cast of Mamma Mia – and awards to others including Simon Cowell, Naomi Campbell, and Edward Enninful.
