ITV's most beloved presenters turned the heads of photographers and fans alike on Wednesday night, arriving in style for the broadcaster's prestigious 70th-anniversary celebration. The event, held at the iconic London venue, was a glittering tribute to seven decades of groundbreaking television.
Star-Studded Red Carpet Arrivals
The red carpet was ablaze with glamour as ITV's finest arrived. Cat Deeley, the radiant host of 'This Morning', commanded attention in a breathtaking floor-length black gown. The elegant dress featured a daring thigh-high slit, perfectly complemented by a pair of strappy silver heels that added a touch of modern sparkle to her classic look.
Not to be outdone, Olivia Attwood brought her signature bold style to the event. The 'Loose Women' panellist and reality TV star dazzled in a form-fitting silver sequinned dress that caught every flash of the paparazzi's cameras. Her look was a masterclass in high-impact glamour, cementing her status as a fashion force.
A Celebration of Seven Decades
The party was more than just a glamorous gathering; it was a historic milestone. For 70 years, ITV has been a cornerstone of British culture, bringing everything from gripping dramas and hard-hitting news to beloved daytime shows and reality television into the nation's living rooms.
This celebration honoured the countless iconic moments and personalities that have defined the channel's legacy. The atmosphere was filled with a palpable sense of history and camaraderie amongst the stars who have become part of the ITV family.
The Fashion Verdict
The evening's style was a talking point in itself. The contrasting looks of Deeley and Attwood highlighted the diverse talent ITV champions. Deeley's sophisticated and timeless elegance contrasted beautifully with Attwood's contemporary and eye-catching sparkle, together representing the wide appeal of the network's programming.
Their impeccable style choices set the tone for a night where television royalty came together to celebrate one of the UK's most enduring and cherished broadcasters.
