Heart FM duo Amanda Holden and Ashley Roberts never fail to turn heads and they rocked up to the red carpet in sexy sheer dresses at Global’s Makes Some Noise gala

Amanda looked gorgeous in a black see-through gown with a sizeable slash across the chest(Image: PA)
Amanda Holden and Ashley Roberts scorched up the red carpet in their sexy see-through dresses.
The Heart FM duo never fail to drop jaws with their incredible outfits – they’ve done everything from sexy Christmas elves to Wicked’s Glinda and Elphaba. But on Tuesday night (November 18) they turned heads in sheer gowns.
The pair brought the glamour as they attended Global’s Make Some Noise charity gala. Amanda, 54, flashed the flesh in a gorgeous black lace dress with a large slashed section across her chest.
She beamed for the cameras as she posed for pics in the eye-catching number, which also featured a sizeable thigh-split. She matched the floor-length piece with a pair of black heels to elevate her frame.
The BGT judge turned heads at Global’s Make Some Noise charity ball(Image: PA)
Her pal Ashley looked incredible too. The former Pussycat Doll was modelling a transparent pink mesh dress that revealed her sensational figure.
Amanda and Ashley are the latest stars to opt for a see-through look in the last few weeks, following the likes of Sydney Sweeney, Lily Allen and Chloe Kelly. Millie Bobby Brown has also taken part in the trend, showing up to the Stranger Things in LA wearing a striking black dress.

Ashley Roberts looked glam in a sheer pink mesh dress(Image: Getty Images)
Amanda and Ashley were joined by the likes of Global radio stars Jordan North, Chris Stark and Nick Ferrari at the charity ball. GMB host Kate Garraway was also in attendance, looking lovely in a gold gown.
Global’s Make Some Noise ball aids the Make Some Noise campaign, which funds projects delivered by small charities across the UK. The money is donated to local charities which aim to tackle issues such as domestic abuse, homelessness, poverty and mental health struggles.

The Make Some Noise website says: “For 11 years, Global’s Make Some Noise has been here to make sure nobody has to face life’s toughest challenges alone.

“Every day, we fund and champion projects delivered by small charities across the UK that are lifelines in their communities – whether they’re supporting families facing a life-limiting illness, someone struggling with their mental health, escaping domestic abuse, or trying to make ends meet.

“With your help, we give these charities the funding, tools and platform they need to keep going further, reaching more people when life gets really hard

“Through the power of Global’s radio stations, we shout about the causes and voices that too often go unheard – raising awareness, driving change, and bringing people together in support.”