Amanda Holden, 53, looks every inch the golden goddess for BGT show

Amanda Holden looked every inch the golden goddess as she wowed in her latest gown for Britain’s Got Talent‘s fourth live semi final on Thursday. 

The talent show judge, 53, has been taking to the stage in an array of stunning outfits for the live shows ahead of Sunday’s final.

And tonight’s was her most stunning yet as she graced the stage with her fellow judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli, wearing a bronze floor-length gown.

She commanded attention in her Di Petsa’s Afterhours Aphrodite garment as it clung to her stunning curves and athletic frame.

Amanda put on a daring display as her breathtaking garment featured a very low neckline with drooped backless design. 

Exuding old Hollywood glamour, she kept her makeup simple with a gold eye look and let her golden tresses flow freely past her shoulders. 

Before the show Amanda posed confidently by her pool as she flaunted her enviable physique and glamourous dress. 

She added inches to her petite frame as she slipped into a pair of gold open-toed platform heels. 

To accessorise, Amanda wore some striking marble bangles which were removed before she stepped out on stage.  

Meanwhile co-judge Alesha commanded attention in a bright royal purple blazer which she paired over a matching shirt and leggings. 

The radio presenter’s looks have been talk of the show this week as Wednesday’s outfit was compared to Barbie. 

Amanda dazzled as she stepped out in a ruched Barbie pink corset-style gown, with a sweetheart neckline.

The gown had a huge puffy skirt attached, with the TV personality showing her bronzed pins.

Amanda paired the gown with matching bright pink satin platform heels and her golden locks were curled and styled in a half-up-half-down do.

Amanda shared snaps of her extravagant gown on Instagram amid the show airing.  

BGT fans were quick to comment on Amanda’s vibrant ensemble, saying it reminded them of the famous doll.

Taking to X, formerly Twitter, they wrote: ‘Amanda looks like Barbie tonight,’;

‘Amanda looks beaut tbf,’; ‘Whistle whistle Amanda has gone all Barbie tonight,’; 

‘AMANDAS DRESSS AAAAAAA I LUV IT,’; ‘Love love love Amanda’s cerise pink dress.’