She never puts a foot wrong when it comes to fashion.
And Tess Daly wowed in a red blazer, matching top and tailored trousers ahead of the live shows for week eight of Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday night.
The presenter, 54, made sure all eyes were on her in the standout number which showed off her incredible figure and slender legs.
She added a dramatic and glamorous touch with dark smokey eye makeup and accessorised with silver hoop earrings and a gold necklace.
Tess wore her blonde tresses slicked back in a low ponytail, leaving two strands falling freely down to show off her pretty features.
Incredible: Strictly Come Dancing host Tess Daly stunned fans with a gorgeous three piece red ensemble on Saturdays edition of the hit BBC show
Looking good: The presenter, 54, wowed in a racy red blazer, matching top and tailored trousers as she posed ahead of the live shows
She wore pointed silver heels to finish off the look and captioned the post: ‘It’s an exciting one this week, as our couples dance for their place in next weeks iconic Blackpool special’.
Tess looked in great spirits as she posed in the stunning outfit from inside a lift – presumably on her way to the studio.
Fans and famous faces were quick to gush over her beautiful look and flocked to her comment section to compliment her.
Her husband Vernon Kay wrote: ‘Showtime’ followed by some heart eye emojis.
Co-host and long term pal Claudia Winkleman left three red heart emojis.
Fans showered her with compliments, such as ‘Beautiful’, ‘Stunning’, ‘Sizzling’ and ‘Gorge’.
Another said: ‘Stunning as always’.
Strictly Come Dancing is heading into week eight on Saturday, and the songs and dances have been revealed.
Compliments: Fans and famous faces were quick to gush over her stunning look and flocked to her comment section – including her husband and Strictly co-host
Beauty: The blonde bombshell made sure all eyes were on her in the standout number which showed off her incredible figure and slender legs
Gorgeous girls: Week eight sees the remaining couples dance before next weeks iconic Blackpool special (pictured with co-host Claudia Winkleman)
Wow: Tess Daly made sure to pull out all the stops for Strictly Come Dancing’s week 8 as she put on a very glamorous display in a knockout blazer, top and trousers for Saturday’s show
The remaining eight couples will take to the floor in a bid to avoid the dreaded dance-off.
After dominating at the top of the leaderboard once again last week, Ellie Leach and Vito Coppola are taking to the floor with a Rumba to True Colours by Cyndi Lauper.
Nigel Harman and Katya Jones will be using the Couple’s Choice to perform Just The Way You Are by Bruno Mars, while Bobby Brazier and Dianne Buswell will deliver an American Smooth to Ghost of You by 5 Seconds of Summer.
The show’s oldest contestant Angela Rippon will stun in a Paso Doble to Hung Up by Madonna alongside her dancing partner Kai Widdrington.
Annabel Croft and Johannes Radebe will perform a Samba to Whenever, Wherever by Shakira.
A Waltz is in store for Angela Scanlon and Carlos Gu, with the pair dancing to With You I’m Born Again by Billy Preston & Syreeta.
Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Lauren Oakley will open the show as they take on a Samba to Bamboléo by Gipsy Kings, while Layton Williams and Nikita Kuzmin will have an Argentine Tango on the cards – as they will dance to Tattoo by Loreen.
STRICTLY COME DANCING 2023: THE CONTESTANTS’ PROFILES
Angela Rippon
Age: 78
Profession: Journalist
Angela says: ‘Having been a fan of Strictly since day one, and as a former presenter of Come Dancing, this will be quite an adventure for me. A scary one, considering I’m about to be 79. But I’m looking forward to the challenge, and perhaps being able to learn to dance the Argentine Tango.’
Layton Williams
Age: 28
Profession: Actor
Layton says: ‘Absolutely buzzing to confirm that I will be taking part in THE most iconic dance competition in the UK! It’s time to bring it to the Ballroom. So excited to learn new skills from the best. Bring on the sequins… ALL the sequins!’
Krishnan Guru-Murthy
Age: 53
Profession: Journalist
Krishnan says: ‘I’m surprised, delighted and slightly confused to find myself taking part in Strictly on the basis of ‘You only live once!’ I can’t wait to start learning to dance, but I am slightly worried about my general decrepitude.’
Eddie Kadi
Age: 40
Profession: Comedian and radio presenter
Eddie says: ‘WOW. Anyone who knows me, understands that music and dance is so important and central to who I am. I’m so unbelievably proud and honoured that Strictly and the BBC have asked me to join the 2023 Team. I promise you, I’m going to give it everything I’ve got. This is going to be a VIBE.
Angela Scanlon
Age: 39
Profession: TV presenter
Angela says: ‘I’m not particularly fit, I’ve no idea how my pelvic floor is going to react to this dancing. I’ve never done any dances apart from drunken jiving at a wedding!’
Adam Thomas
Age: 34
Profession: Actor and presenter
Adam says: ‘I can’t dance to save my life but I’m buzzing to learn and have a good laugh with my pro. Get me on that dance floor…I can’t wait!’
Ellie Leach
Age: 22
Profession: Coronation Street star
Ellie says: ‘It still doesn’t feel real that I’m going to be doing Strictly!! It’s always been a dream of mine so I guess dreams really do come true!!!!’
Bobby Brazier
Age: 20
Profession: EastEnders star and model
Bobby says: ‘I’m so excited to be part of the Strictly line up, I can’t wait to start training like a professional dancer and adding a few moves to my locker. I’m looking forward to performing in-front of everyone.’
Nigel Harman
Age: 49
Profession: Actor
Nigel says: ‘I’m amazed, excited, and terrified to be doing Strictly. As an armchair fan of the show I have watched in awe as people have twirled and gyrated across the screen. And now it’s my turn…..gulp!’
Annabel Croft
Age: 57
Profession: Broadcaster and ex tennis player
Annabel says: ‘I have always loved watching Strictly and can’t quite believe I’m going to be part of this magical show – swapping tennis balls for glitter balls and looking forward to finding some joyfulness in the process.’