HOLLY Willoughby looked stunning as she modelled a cleavage revealing dress on the Dancing on Ice finale.
The presenter wore the ice-white full length gown to mark the end of the celebrity dance competition which has been full of ups and downs.
She laughed as she posed for pictures for Instagram ahead of the ITV show’s start on Saturday night.
The details of the dress had a feathered effect, showed off her toned arms and a touch of cleavage.
Holly, 40, who hosts the show alongside her Phillip Schofield, revealed the gown had been created by bridal specialist Lee Grebenau.
In a second social media post showing a close-up of her flawless make-up and delicate pearl earrings, the mum-of-two wrote: “Tonight it’s the @dancingonice Grand Final… who is your winner @colinrayjackson @faye_brookes or @sonnyjay … see you on @itv at 6pm.
“Thank you to the whole team for getting through what has been an extraordinarily challenging series and to my glam girls @patsyoneillmakeup @danniiwhiteman and @cilerpeksah_hairstylist for all their hard work this series…
“Dress by @leegrebenau jewellery by @yokolondonpearls shoes by @renecaovilla ”
Coronation Street star Faye Brookes, Olympian Colin Jackson and radio DJ Sonny Jay face off in the finale of the show.
This year’s series of the ITV show was cut short after injury and illness forced a number of contestants to withdraw.
Emmerdale star Joe-Warren Plant and comedian Rufus Hound both had to leave after testing positive for coronavirus.
Reality TV star Billie Shepherd, singer and actress Denise Van Outen and actor Jason Donovan had to pull out of the series due to injury.
Actress Brookes was the favourite to win the competition.
She jointly topped the judges’ leaderboard last week with Lady Leshurr, who was later eliminated.
Former athlete Jackson narrowly avoided elimination last week after being in the skate-off against rapper Lady Leshurr.
The final also included a video of judges Christopher Dean and Jayne Torvill performing together that was filmed in covid-secure conditions before the series began.
