National Television Awards 2017: The fashion talking points
Last night, actors, directors and producers from all over the country convened to celebrate the best of telly at the National Television Awards 2017.
As is usual with the NTAs, there were some real fashion hits and misses.
From Holly Willoughby's old Hollywood glamour look to Katie Price's questionable full skirt, we take a look at the fashion talking points from the night...
PA PhotosHolly Willoughby
Holly got it right on the night opting for a classic bespoke dress by Samuel Dougal. She managed to keep the tricky bubblegum hue classy with just the addition of an Antique Jewellery brooch and little else.
PA PhotosKatie Price
Katie attempted sophistication with this black high-neck top and full metallic skirt, but instead ended up looking like some sort of Victorian gentry woman/toilet roll holder gone wrong. Sorry, Kate.
Getty ImagesMichelle Keegan
Our Girl star Michelle opted for a classic white dress with peplum detail. Good work.
Getty ImagesMeghan McKenna
Meghan McKenna attempted sexy dancing emoji lady and achieved My Super Sweet 16.
PA PhotosCaroline Flack
Another NTAs red carpet winner was Caroline Flack who went went with a simple strapless burgundy gown, making sure she showed off her famous pins. We would have loved to see her match the dress with some strappy sandals, but we're not complaining.
Getty ImagesKatie Piper
Katie Piper was another of our best dressed of the night wearing a gorgeous Victoria Beckham LBD with strappy black River Island sandals.
Getty ImagesMarnie Simpson
Marnie from Geordie Shore, um, where are your knickers?
PA PhotosScarlett Moffatt
Queen of the Jungle Scarlett Moffatt went bright in fluro pink Topshop. It's not the easiest colour on the eye but the fun colour is perfectly fitting for our favourite Northerner.
Getty ImagesStacey Solomon
Eeek! Stacey attempted the Jessica Rabbit look. Did she manage it? We're keeping schtum.
PA PhotosCandice Brown
Bake Off winner Candice Brown went subtle with her lipstick and dress on the night. Where's the colour we know and love, Candice?!
PA PhotosOla Jordan
Strictly Come Dancing star Ola Jordan opted for a blue satin fishtail number for the night. I mean, what else can you expect from a professional ballroom dancer hitting the red carpet?
Getty ImagesFearne Cotton
This black satin Rochas Paris dress might look swamping on anyone else, but we kind of like it on the beautiful Fearne Cotton.
Getty ImagesEmma Willis
The TV presenter played it safe in a scallop-edged black dress with a slight fishtail hem.
PA PhotosAidan Turner
Two words: hubba hubba. Everyone's favourite Poldark hunk didn't put a foot out of place in this grey suit with deep green tie.
PA PhotosMyleene Klass
Myleene Klass was wearing a Littlewoods dress from her own collection for the night, wearing a scalloped lace midi dress.
PA PhotosAlesha Dixon
Alesha Dixon opted for a monochrome ensemble with a tie up blouse and statement sleeves. We would have loved to have seen Alesha in a killer dress.
