Amanda Holden has become a fashion icon for many women across the UK. The Britain's Got Talent judge regularly receives praise from viewers across the country when she graces the TV screen - and last night was no exception.
On Wednesday's (May 31) episode of the ITV show, the star wore a tight-fitting number, in a halterneck style, dotted with leopard prints. A jewelled detailing on the neck of the dress added an extra pop of glamour and sparkle to the star's look.
Before the show, Amanda shared a snap to socials wearing the more than £3,000 Miss Sohee, and fans were quick to praise the star's fashion choice. One Twitter user said: "Beautiful dress." A second added: "You looked amazing tonight, Amanda."
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A third gushed: "Love the dress." And those looking to replicate the 52-year-old's look from the third live show can certainly do so by shopping on the high street.
With animal prints well and truly back in style, there's an array of leopard print dresses on the market that shoppers can get their hands on. The SHEIN Frenchy Leopard Print Knot Front Halter Neck Ruffle Hem Dress is just £7.99 and is an ideal alternative for anyone looking to get an Amanda-style look on a budget.
While this white dress has brown spots and is a slightly looser fit, meaning it can be dressed up or down, its halter neck and sleeveless style give a similarly playful and fun feel to Amanda's. Alternatively, if your heart's set on getting your hands on something as bold as Amanda's dress, but don't fancy the animal print, this Nowi Mini Dress in Silver Metalic from Motel Rocks for just £15 is perfect for turning heads.
Amanda teamed the dress with a pair of platform closed-toe heels with a sculptured heel. This classic shoe can be paired with a variety of dresses, or even jeans to dress up a casual look.
Their versatility makes them a great investment and you'll likely get multiple wears out of them. The Pretty Little Thing Black Satin Square Toe Double Platform Heeled Sandals are a great dupe for just £40.
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