Best looks and High Street finds from the NTA’s

The NTA’s are always a bit of a feeble hunting ground when it comes to stylish, classy looks. For some reason, put a red carpet in front of our soap stars, reality TV stars and TV presenters, and you suddenly get flesh on display, lots of it. Bare Midriffs, outrageous amounts of cleavage and sheer skirts flashing acres of leg and a whole lot more are the uniform of choice for this event, and so as someone who loves to look at beautiful dresses, this is one red carpet event that tends to leave me cold – colder than the barely dressed stars.

But that doesn’t mean there were no looks worth a second glance. The ladies from breakfast television looked great, and even added some High Street into the mix, wearing Coast and Phase Eight. Best friends Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton both chose to wear white (it seems to be the colour of the season) and looked glam and gorgeous. Hilariously, Holly was still wearing the same (now stained) dress on ‘This Morning’, which should now probably be renamed ‘the morning after.’ I also loved Maisie Williams, who looked young and fun in tulle. I may be slightly biased about this look, because, as a Carrie Bradshaw devotee, tulle and net skirts can never be a bad look.

Rochelle Humes looked as classy and elegant as ever in a coral column dress, but my two best dressed ladies on the night were also both sporting baby bumps. Suranne Jones, amazing in Doctor Foster, kept it simple and classic in black, while Emma Willis went for an unusual floral Stella McCartney dress which upheld her tradition of totally rocking this particular red carpet event.

Who was your best dressed from the NTA’s this year?

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