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HEART FM presenters Amanda Holden and Ashley Roberts turned heads as they were among the glittering star-studded arrivals at this year’s Global’s Make Some Noise gala.

The blonde bombshells looked incredible as they strutted down the red carpet for the charity evening.

Amanda, 54, looked as elegant as ever as she flashed the flesh in a daring lace black dress.

The gorgeous gown featured intricate detailing as it wrapped around her enviable figure.

It featured a diagonal cut-out from one shoulder right down to her hip with the skirt featuring an equally dramatic thigh-high split exposing her tanned leg.

The BGT judge kept her hair tucked back behind her ears as she smiled for waiting photographers as she made her way into the event.

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Her co-star and former Pussycat Doll, Ashley Roberts, looked equally as glam for the evening.

She opted to wear a see-through mesh number for the night out.

Ashley’s unique pink and red dress put her toned legs on display underneath the mesh material.

The Don’t Cha hitmaker added some height to her frame in a pair of statement red high heels.

The Celebrity Traitors star Kate Garraway was also among the famous faces who had turned up for the evening.

The GMB star looked glam in a gold gown for the charity ball.

Fellow Global radio stars including Jordan North, Nick Ferarri and Chris Stark were also in attendance.

The annual ball is help on behalf of Global Radio’s Make Some Noise charity campaign.

The fundraising efforts are promoted across all of Global’s stations including Capital FM, Heart FM, Capital Xtra, Smooth Radio, LBC and Gold.

Money raised both at the annual event, and all-year round, is donated to small, local charities to help provide relief up and down the country on a variety of issues.

Issues such as poverty, homelessness and mental health issues are all supported by the charities that Make Some Noise supports.

Last year’s gala raised a cool £1.2million in funds.

JENNIFER Lopez and Sydney Sweeney lead the star-studded glamour at last night’s Governors Awards in Los Angeles.

The Hunger Games actress Jennifer Lawrence also turned heads at the 16th annual bash, held at the Ray Dolby Ballroom.

It honours achievements recognised by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Jenny from the Block hitmaker JLo, 56, stunned in a grey and black ball gown ensemble with a plunging neckline, elevated with black velvet opera gloves.

Euphoria’s Sweeney, 28, kept the glam going in a glittering sleeveless gown, leaving little to the imagination with her gorgeous getup.

Also, American Hustle star Lawrence, 35, showed off her legs wearing an off-the-shoulder cream number, with a thigh-high slit, by Dior.

Ariana Grande, 32, was also in attendance, taking a pastel route in a pale pink vintage Dior one-shoulder gown by John Galliano.

The Wicked star styled her hair in a clean, elegant updo.

She was joined on the red carpet by her co-star Cynthia Erivo, 38, after being grabbed at their premiere event in Singapore.

Erivo went more avant-garde in a Givenchy coat dress that swung with movement.

Also in attendance was Elle Fanning, 27, wearing a soft pink sleeveless gown, while Anya Taylor-Joy, 29, sported a white Maison Margiela look.

Zoey Deutch, 31, chose a crisp white buttoned dress finished with a sweeping black train, while Natalie Portman, 44, opted for a pale blue mini dress.

Dakota Johnson, 36, also chose blue, wearing a simple fitted gown in an icy shade.

Mia Goth, 32, joined them in the colour theme with a pale blue dress of her own as Emma Stone, 37, stayed understated in an off-the-shoulder black Louis Vuitton dress with subtle sparkle.

Gwyneth Paltrow, 53, and Kristen Stewart, 35, both appeared in unconventional black outfits as Kate Winslet, 50, kept things sleek in a tailored black suit.

Regina Hall, 54, flashed her toned pins in a daring black gown, and Rita Wilson, 69, shone in metallic green.

Octavia Spencer, 55, went feminine with a floral dress as Kate Hudson, 46, brought a pop of colour in a slinky green silk number with cutouts, arriving with Hugh Jackman.

As for the men, The Bear favorite Jeremy Allen White, 34, wore one of the more unusual menswear looks: an unbuttoned white shirt tucked into high-waisted black trousers.

Leonardo DiCaprio, 51, and Brendan Fraser, 56, arrived in classic black suits, as did Austin Butler, 34, Joe Alwyn, 34, Benicio del Toro, 58, Colin Farrell, 49, and Jason Bateman, 56.

Rami Malek, 44, mixed things up with a red velvet blazer, while Jacob Elordi, 28, leaned into a retro vibe with a vintage-inspired suit.

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Adam Sandler, 59, made a rare appearance in a proper suit alongside wife Jackie, and Jeremy Strong, 46, paired a brown suit with trainers and a bowtie.

Blake Slatkin and Ed Sheeran posed together on arrival.

An Edinburgh institution

W Armstrong in Edinburgh is a true institution. There are several locations, but the Grassmarket spot is a treasure trove. Frequented by locals, students and tourists alike, there is a price point for all. Whether I’ve been on the hunt for vintage cashmere, denim, fabulous 1950s dresses, garb for a fancy dress party or even a kilt, this store has sorted me out. It is always a favourite for when friends visit the city, and whether you are looking to buy or not, it is worth a visit just to see its eclectic collection.
Amy

An Erasmus exchange took me to Budapest, where I discovered a city full of vintage shops and flea markets. The city is dotted with Humana shops for staple wardrobe finds; there’s the Ecseri flea market for the more unusual (interspersed with the occasional plastic Stalin bust); plus chic, rambling stores like Szputnyik and Retrock Vintage – think racks of leather jackets and tulle tops among giant monstera plants. Antiques shops are also found tucked away, their contents spilling on to the pavements outside. A particularly favourite find was a set of intricate hand-painted embroidery layouts on kraft paper from the 1930s, each signed by the artist.
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