Amanda Holden found the perfect outfit to look cool while battling the scorching temperatures in London this week.
The radio presenter, 51, was a pocket full of sunshine in a bright yellow blazer and a matching miniskirt as she left Heart Radio on Tuesday, after presenting her breakfast show.
The oversized blazer was covered in white flowers and the star even rocked white-rimmed sunglasses.
She wore cream-coloured heels and accessorised with an off-white round purse and a chunky pearl necklace.
The Britain's Got Talent judge smiled for the cameras as she left the Global Radio office in London.
With temperatures reaching over 35°C in the next seven days, it's no surprise Amanda brought out her brightest outfit.
The star boasts a huge wardrobe of designer and high street clothes and usually takes to her Instagram to share her best looks.
Amanda's dress sense can sometimes be so racy that she has received complaints over it over the years, with many saying her outfits are too risqué for shows like BGT.
Before the talent competition aired earlier this year, she vowed to continue wearing saucy outfits.
She says: “I am thinking more rubber. I enjoyed wearing latex in the audition, and I am thinking more latex in their lives. More latex, and more sweating.”
However, it was the Julien Macdonald creation she wore in 2017, with its neckline plunging all the way down to her navel, that sparked the biggest fan frenzy with Ofcom receiving 663 complaints about it.
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Despite the controversy, Amanda has never been censored by either Ofcom or ITV.
A source said: “There has never been any diktat from above about what she can or can’t wear.”
Meanwhile, Amanda recently revealed she still wants to get wolf whistles when she's in her 70s.
Recalling seeing recent photos of Charlie's Angel, Jaclyn Smith, 76, she said: “I thought, ‘That’s what I’m going to look like in my 70s’. I still want to get wolf whistles in my 70s. I want a builder to give me a little ‘oi oi’ when I walk past.
“You have to ignore everybody else because you own your body. The only way to change things is to not give a damn.
“I want to be tooted at when I’m walking the dog," reported Woman's Weekly.
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