AMANDA Holden has flashed her tanned legs in a green mini dress as she left work in London on Thursday.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge soaked up the sunshine as she left the Heart radio studios in the thigh-length outfit.
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Amanda, 51, who is no stranger to flaunting her incredible figure, opted for an army green mini dress and a matching blazer with eye-catching rope detail.
The TV star opted for a light green jacket on top as she completed her look with a pair of shiny stiletto heels.
Amanda let her hair flow in the wind as she glammed up with make-up, wearing a pair of dark sunglasses.
The mother-of-two completed her look with a green handbag, as well as delicate gold jewellery including a necklace and bracelet.
Amanda often wows her fans with her outfits, and earlier this week she stepped out in a stunning all-white look.
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While yesterday, the star thrilled her Instagram following after showing off her outfit, and nearly flashed in a video clip.
She risked what some fans might know as a Basic Instinct moment after sweeping her feet off the desk in the clip.
However, Amanda is nothing if not experienced in showing off her incredible wardrobe without over-revealing.
She was soon back on her feet and telling her nearly 2million viewers about the powder-blue Reiss outfit.
Amanda – who in the past has sparked thousands of Ofcom complaints from viewers with her outfits – has insisted she will keep her look sexy on the panel of BGT, which continues this weekend.
She said: “Of course, I have fun on Britain’s Got Talent – it’s the perfect opportunity to take risks.
“Times have changed and I don’t feel anyone should feel pressure to dress for your age. It’s all about body positivity and feeling good.”
Speaking to The Mirror she revealed one particular outfit that might be getting an airing.
Amanda said: “I am thinking more rubber. I enjoyed wearing latex in the audition and I am thinking more latex in their lives. More latex and more sweating!”
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