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Holly Willoughby was a ray of sunshine on Dancing On Ice in a bright yellow column gown.
The TV presenter, 42, opted for an asymmetric dress with a single structured shoulder in the vibrant shade by the brand Safiyaa.
She teamed the gown with heels by Rene Caovilla and jewels by Mappin and Webb.
She shared a photo of her ensemble on Instagram, writing: “This is Big Brother… Please do not swear. See you on @dancingonice at 6:20 Tonight we celebrate the best dance styles ever!”
She also sported a chic up-do, with tendrils around her face, marking a variation from her current signature bob.
The episode saw Coronation Street star Claire Sweeney skate off the ice after she failed to impress with her burlesque-inspired routine after she sprained a rib.
Comedian Lou Sanders was saved in the skate-off, despite a low-scoring waltz.
Dancing On Ice continues on ITV next Sunday.
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