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Daily Mirror
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Amanda Holden raves about ‘so comfortable' Reiss dress that feels ‘high quality'
Amanda Holden's wows in yet another summer dress, and we've found exactly where to shop the stylish midi the presenter hails as 'so comfortable' With warm weather officially here, there's nothing worse than wearing an outfit that feels uncomfortable, clingy and tight. However, Amanda Holden seems to have found just the summer dress that will keep you cool and comfy, while also looking effortlessly stylish. The presenter has really been pulling some amazing looks out the bag recently. We're talking her Wimbledon whites midi dress from Karen Millen that clings to all the right places, plus her latest floral number from Nadine Merabi, which is perfect for summer weddings. And her latest look is no exception. Posting to her Instagram, Amanda Holden was wearing a gorgeous pale pink maxi dress, featuring white scallop detailining. The exact dress is the Asher Wave-Trim Crepe Midi Dress in Pink from Reiss. Priced at £198, this midi is on the pricier side but Amanda was raving about how "high quality" it feels thanks to it being fully lined. Not to mention that the airy fit makes the dress "so comfortable", especially in warmer weather. The Asher midi dress is made from a mid-lightweight crepe material, and features a flattering square neckline with stylish wave shoulder straps. The flowy crepe helps to create an elegant draping effect, while the single side slit adds that little extra movement and shape. Whether you've got summer drinks with the girls, a sunny garden party or want to dress up for an office day, this versatile midi really works for all occasions. Simply style it with a pair of strappy metallic heels like Amanda, or even a pair of raffia wedges and some oversized sunnies, and you're good to go. This Reiss dress is clearly proving to be a popular pick among many UK celebs, as Alex Jones rocked the same dress on The One Show last week. Alex opted for the navy colourway, and kept the look simple with a pair of white strappy heels, and minimal jewellery. If pink or navy aren't your style, the dress is also available in a third colour, which is an on-trend burgundy shade, that would be perfect for holidays.
Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Amanda Holden is radiant in linen co-ord that solves summer officewear dilemma
With the temperatures continuing to ramp up, we're all trying to find a way to keep cool in style, especially when in the office - and this red linen co-ord Amanda Holden's just worn may be the ticket Amanda Holden has graced fans with another stunning summer look, showing off a vibrant red co-ord that's sure to turn heads for any occasion. Showing off her glorious legs, Amanda looked radiant and ready for the sun in a linen top and shorts combo that seamlessly blends officewear chic and summer-ready style. And the good news? Both the vest and shorts from Amanda's exact co-ord are still up for grabs in most sizes. Available from Theory, this co-ord comes in your choice of cherry red, as worn by Amanda, or a more versatile and understated black. The Trucker Vest can be worn as a top on its own or as an outside layer. Featuring a tailored design for a relaxed silhouette, this top is decorated with a crew neckline and flap pockets that add a utility flair that's become popular this year. The single-breasted, button-front design is crafted from Theory's signature stretch Good Linen fabric, offering plenty of breathability and manoeuvrability to ensure a flattering and comfortable fit on all body types. Meanwhile, the Pleated Shorts boast pristine pleats that define the front of the wide-leg shorts. The design is supported by belt loops and fastened with a zip fly for a secure and figure-hugging fit around the waistline that doesn't sacrifice the loose and breezy style throughout. These are also crafted from Theory's signature stretch Good Linen fabric. Promising to be the perfect style for when the warm weather arrives, Amanda's look compromises on formality for an office setting with the versatility to be worn to any summertime occasion. Keeping you looking and feeling cool, this co-ord can seamlessly transition from a morning meeting to an evening date, without sacrificing comfort for style. Amanda's Trucker Vest from Theory retails for £127 and is available in sizes 2 to 18. Meanwhile, the shorts sell for £117 and are available in sizes 6 through 18. If you're looking for alternative linen co-ords, check out these Ecru Elastic Back Tailored Shorts and White Short Sleeve Jacket with Linen from Rochelle Humes' Next collection for £26 and £50 respectively. Elsewhere you can find this Vero Moda linen touch tailored shorts co-ord at ASOS for £21. If you're after something a bit more casual, Nobody's Child is offering this White Linen-blend Shorts (£42) and White Linen-blend Swing Top (£42) co-ord.
Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Amanda Holden wows in ‘beautifully tailored' co-ord from celebrity-loved brand
Amanda Holden raves about her 'beautifully tailored' co-ord, and the Wimbledon-ready look hails from an affordable brand loved by Molly-Mae and Coleen Rooney Amanda Holden has been nailing the fashion game with look after look recently. We love her recent Wimbledon whites midi dress from Karen Millen that clings to all the right places, plus her latest floral number from Nadine Merabi, which is perfect for summer weddings. And her most recent tailored stripe co-ord is another outfit that immediately caught our attention. Posting the look to her Instagram story, Amanda confirmed the full set is from female-founded brand and celebrity-loved Odd Muse. The exact set includes The Ultimate Muse Pin Stripe Shirt, priced at £65, and the matching Ultimate Muse Striped Woven Trousers, priced at £95. This timeless pinstripe co-ord is the perfect addition to any wardrobe, as it's versatility allows you to wear it to virtually every occasion. Amanda raved that the reason she loves this co-ord so much is because it's "beautifully tailored", which makes the set look more expensive than the price tag. The oversized, boxy nature of the shirt is balanced out by the wide-leg, slightly kick flared trousers that help to elongate the legs and create a flattering silhouette. Keeping the look low-key, Amanda styled her set with a simple pair of white court heels. Whether you're heading into the office, sitting courtside at Wimbeldon or out for dinner and drinks with the girls, this is a set that will be reeling in the compliments. Odd Muse already boasts huge celebrity fans from Molly-Mae and Coleen Rooney to Louisa Lytton and Amanda Holden. The brand is known for its minimalist, chic and elevated basics, from cinched-in waist mini dresses to tailored matching sets and simple blouses. Just last year, Molly-Mae had everyone talking about her Wimbledon attire, and it was all thanks to Odd Muse's The Ultimate Muse Collar Maxi Dress, priced at £125. Fans were quick to praise her look. 'Omg the epitome of a Wimbledon lady right there wow' wrote one, whilst another added: 'The @oddmuselondon dress is stunning on you!!!' A third begged for her outfit details, writing: 'Where's this dress from' whilst a fourth praised 'Obsessed with this look and that bag is unreal'. And after selling out, thanks to the Molly-Mae effect of course, this dress is back in stock in all sizes just in time for the beginning of Wimbledon next week.
The Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Blind Date reboot will return with HUGE twist inspired by another ITV game show
IT is one of the most nostalgic TV reboots of the year – but I can reveal the return of Blind Date will come with a very modern Love Island-style twist. Earlier this month I revealed the programme, made famous by host Cilla Black in the Eighties on ITV, was being revived by Disney+. But it will have a different flavour because much of the show will be spent on a tropical island — just like Love Island, hosted by Maya Jama — where contestants will compete for a dream wedding on the golden sands. A TV insider said: 'This sounds like a radical departure from the old Blind Date, one that definitely has hints of Love Island about it. "But fans will recall a lot of the dates took place in hot, sunny climes abroad, and producers want to recapture some of the steamy fun, and expand upon that. 'Even the wedding element has hints of the old show, because the dream was always that the dates on the programme would lead to couples tying the knot.' Cilla was at the helm for 18 years on the show which saw a contestant firing questions at three hopefuls concealed from their view by a wall — which slid back to reveal their chosen date. One of the hopefuls in 1991 was Amanda Holden. The TV insider added: 'In the reboot, the creators are not entirely dispensing with all of the old characteristics either as there are still plans to incorporate the show's famous sliding wall and hire a top female host just like Cilla.' Disney+ is imminently expected to confirm it is reviving Blind Date, though all details have been kept firmly under wraps. No presenter has signed up as yet but the channel is targeting some big names in British TV, with the main criteria being that they have to be hugely famous women. Here's hoping whoever gets the role doesn't mind getting a bit of sand between their toes in the course of the job. 4 Blind Date most successful couple Alex and Sue Tatham talk about their time on the show KATH TAKES FLIGHT KATHERINE KELLY is back dishing out the drinks . . . 13 years after pulling pints in the Rovers Return. On Corrie she played feisty barmaid Becky McDonald, while now she's cabin crew on new Channel 4 thriller In Flight. 4 4 Katherine will also be serving up some nerve-racking moments as single mum Jo Conran whose life is turned upside down by crooks. Through the airline she works for, she finds herself blackmailed into drug smuggling after her son is imprisoned in Bulgaria for a murder he claims he didn't commit. The six-parter, set in Bangkok, Bulgaria, Istanbul and London, wrapped filming this spirng and is set to air later this year. STEPHEN IN TECH LESSON STEPHEN FRY wants to make a futuristic TV drama series where e-mails, TikTok and SnapChat are 'uncool' and people return to basic communication in 'an unplugged life'. The Celebrity Traitors star told podcast Extraordinary Life Stories: 'I was planning to write a TV series in which this kid comes to a school and completely changes it.' The pupil asks the teacher how to submit his essay as he doesn't have a computer so can't email it. Stephen continues: 'All the other (pupils) think 'Who is this ridiculous child?' "But then he starts influencing everybody. They think this is quite a fun way to live. 'We've come to a tipping point now where the uncoolest thing in the world is Snapchat, Instagram and TikTok. "We know they're harmful, but they are also vapid and shallow and silly. 'Imagine an unplugged life using all these fabulous old tools. You'd be the coolest people.' SEX JOKE BIT MUCH FOR WILL BRIT actor Will Sharpe came over all prudish about a sex scene in upcoming Netflix rom-com series Too Much . . . well, compared with the Americans on set. He cringed as US actress Megan Stalter, who plays the lead role in the show about an American woman coping with a new life in London, joked with the show's US creator Lena Dunham after the X-rated action. At this week's launch of the show, which drops on July 10, Lena said: 'One of Meg's favourite things to do is to ask you after a take: 'What face were you making during that?' "One time it was right after a sex scene and Meg was like: 'What face were you making during that?' 'And I heard Will's mic, like: 'Jesus f***ing Christ, Meg!''
The Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
‘I didn't know if I'd be here' says Jamie Theakston in heartbreaking confession after cancer battle
JAMIE Theakston has made a heartbreaking confession following his tough cancer battle. The Heart FM star admitted he did not know "if he'd be here" to accept an award on stage at last night's prestigious TRIC Awards. 4 Jamie shocked his listeners last year when he confirmed in September that he had been diagnosed with Stage 1 laryngeal cancer. The 54-year-old star was prompted to have a check-up at his doctors after some of his listeners raised concerns for a change in his voice. In good news, Jamie was declared cancer-free in January but last night he admitted his fears of if he would ever get better. Having won the award for Best Radio Show for his programme with Amanda Holden, Jamie took to the stage to accept the gong in which he addressed his cancer battle. Speaking to the crowd, he said: 'There have been times in the past 12 months where I haven't known where I was gonna be, never mind on this stage, so I really appreciate it.' He then thanked his co-host Amanda and their daily showbiz reporter, Ashley Roberts, before he made a joke looking to the future. Jamie laughed: 'We last won this 10 years ago so I'll see you in 10 years." The star took a break from hosting duties during his cancer battle last year. The star's initial procedure, performed privately at the Princess Grace Hospital in London, successfully removed his lesion. However, biopsies could not confirm with complete certainty that all cancer cells had been eliminated. Davina McCall breaks down in tears as she is reunited with Jamie Theakston after their health battles While he is free from the disease now, with odds of it returning "very low", he is still under instruction to see his surgeon every month. In a new interview with The Times, Jamie spoke of his "scanxiety", explaining the intervals between appointments will lengthen to three and then six months after a year. He said: "I was given the option of radiotherapy, but we decided that surgery was a better option. I had to go back for a second operation and have more tissue removed. That reset my recovery right back to the beginning. "I was frustrated because I just wanted to get back to work. I remember reading an interview Amanda [Holden] had given saying, 'We hope to have him back by Christmas.' I had thought, way before Christmas! So the second operation put us back a bit. "And then we found that during the healing process, some scar tissue was touching the other vocal cord. So I had to go back and have a third surgery. "We were happy that the cancer was clear but to allow my voice to operate, they had to remove the scar tissue, which unfortunately had formed in a place where we didn't want it forming.' 4 4
