Amanda Holden's very flattering plunge swimsuit sold out immediately - here are the high street versions looks just as chic
But Amanda Holden 's latest beach look could perhaps be her most flattering yet as she slipped into a chic black and white Cannes one-piece by luxury swimwear brand Away That Day while posing with pal Alan Carr.
The TV star, 54, looked incredible in the plunging swimsuit as she soaked up the sun with her co-star, 49, amid a break from filming their BBC renovations show, Amanda and Alan's Greek Job.
Amanda teamed her swimwear with a straw hat by Melissa Odabash, white flip-flops and gold-rimmed sunglasses.
Amanda's exact swimsuit sold out in most sizes almost immediately. But you can still get the look with a selection of high street versions that look just as chic - and cost a fraction of the price.
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