Davina McCall served as serious fashion inspiration on Friday, when she stepped out at the Chelsea Flower Show in the summer minidress of dreams.
Showing off her flawless suntan, the former Big Brother presenter, 58, was a vision rocking a waist-cinching pink and orange chequered dress featuring wide oversized sleeves. Accentuating her molledesque legs, Davina completed her look with a pair of gold wedges.
© Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty IDavina attended the annual show in SW3 with her husband and hairstylist, Michael Douglas, the pair stepping into the Lady Garden Charity's 'Silent No More' garden featured among this year's decadent displays.
According to the organisation, which is dedicated to raising awareness of the five gynaecological cancers, the garden was created to spark conversation, raise awareness of gynaecological cancers, and honour every woman impacted by them.
© Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty IAt the show, Davina, an ambassador for the charity, and Michael couldn't help but be delighted by what they saw, which appeared in a video on social media.
© Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty IDavina's recovery
Davina's sun-soaked outing with her husband, whom she married in December last year, came just weeks after she revealed the incredible news that she was "all clear" after undergoing treatment for a lumpectomy and radiotherapy following her breast cancer diagnosis.
Taking to social media, Davina explained last month: "I went to go and have a checkup on my boobs the other day, obviously quite a serious day, quite heavy. It was all clear, just letting everyone know. Good news, good news."
Davina has been incredibly open about her journey with the disease, revealing back in January that she had completed her radiotherapy treatment.
"I finished my radio therapy today, and it was very emotional, much more emotional than I thought it would be. And I need a bit of positivity and brilliance."
In November, Davina underwent surgery for early-stage breast cancer, during which a small lump was removed. She also revealed that she was due to have five days of preventative radiotherapy in January as an "insurance policy" to prevent it from returning.
The lumpectomy came 11 months after she underwent surgery for a benign brain tumour.
