Amanda Holden turned up the heat with a sizzling bikini photoshoot from her recent Greek holiday.
The Britain's Got Talent judge was radiant in a bright red bikini while posing oceanside on a boat in Corfu in new vacation photos. Amanda, 55, flaunted her toned and tanned figure in the decorative 'Adelaide' set from luxury swimwear brand Melissa Odabash, which cost £240 for the string top and matching floral patterned bottoms.
The star stayed sun safe on the water in a stylish straw cowboy hat, aviator sunglasses and a pair of vibrant red drawstring mini shorts that perfectly matched the shade of her swimwear.
© Instagram/ @noholdenback"And so begins the annual onslaught of bikini shots. You have been warned! [laughing emoji]" she captioned the sultry snaps.
"Enjoying a little downtime with my family before the friends arrive and the partying begins."
"U look FABULOUS," model and swimwear brand founder Elizabeth Hurley praised Amanda in the comments section on Instagram.
© Instagram/ @noholdenbackAmanda's risk-taking style
From glamorous sheer gowns to bombshell bikinis, Amanda's style is fearless and fun. The star's confident approach to fashion often incorporates strapless pieces, short hemlines and statement stilettos.
"She loves to take risks and be adventurous. Her approach to fashion and style is exciting for me - she is open to experimenting and pushing the boundaries," Amanda's longtime stylist Karl Willett exclusively told HELLO!.
"I would describe Amanda's style as fresh and elegant - she proves you can still look chic and be comfortable at the same time. Our purpose is to inspire everyday women to recreate these looks from the high street."
© Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty ILife in her 50s
Amanda celebrated her 55th birthday in February poolside in Dubai alongside her family and friends. The Britain's Got Talent judge opened up about being in her 50s in an exclusive chat with HELLO! last year, telling us, "I just don't think age is a thing anymore."
"Just look at people like J-Lo [Jennifer Lopez] and Kylie, who are still strutting around in thigh-high boots, while my nan at the same age had a tight perm that made her look decades older," she explained.
"It's our generation of Seventies babies who break rules. Just because you're in your fifties doesn’t mean you can't wear a mini skirt. You're either in a mini or down to the floor – midi dresses should be banned!"
