Amanda Holden dresses up for lockdown by taking out the bin in couture gown
Most of us are spending the coronavirus lockdown in our comfiest – and most un-stylish – clothing. But not Amanda Holden.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge, 49, mixed things up on Monday night and donned a red carpet worthy evening dress to take out the bin.
Wearing a thigh-high split gown by British couture label Jennifer Clair and stilettos for the ‘outing’ in Richmond, Holden proceeded to put her black wheelie bin out.
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Holden, who is currently social distancing with her family in her London home between hosting her Heart radio show, documented the high-fashion moment on her Instagram account.
A number of Holden’s celebrity friends reacted to the high-fashion moment.
Former The One Show host Matt Baker commented: “Bin feeling rubbish wheelie cheered me up X” while singer Pixie Lott responded with a heart emoji, a laughing crying emoji and a fire emoji.
Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse wrote: “I meannnnnnnnnn YESSSSSSS” followed by a series of fire emoijs.
The mother-of-two isn’t the only celebrity who has taken the opportunity to play dress-up during lockdown.
On the same evening, inspired by Holden, Alan Carr opted to take his bin out in a slinky, silver jumpsuit.
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The 43-year-old presenter and comedian completed the look with an orange wig.
Posting on Instagram, Carr wrote: “Why not look sexy when you’re putting out the trash?”.
And over the pond in the US, Brooke Shields held a ‘Met Gala dinner’ with her family on Sunday night.
The 54-year-old model dressed in a high-fashion ensemble for a glam night-in with her daughters and husband.
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Holden’s wheelie bin catwalk show doesn’t mark the presenter’s first foray into fun lockdown fashion.
She wore a set of satin, polka dot pyjamas to present her Heart radio breakfast show from home recently - and posted photos as evidence.
