The National Television Awards red carpet saw a mix of fashion triumphs and notable missteps, with several stars drawing attention for their daring or discordant outfits. Amanda Holden and Tasha Ghouri were among those whose ensembles were highlighted as particularly questionable.

Holden, 55, appeared in a fuchsia pink satin gown featuring numerous bow cut-outs that exposed her cleavage. Ghouri opted for an outfit entirely covered in sequins, which also featured a revealing cut that showed her underboob.

Other attendees also made bold fashion statements. Amy Childs wore a dramatic green corset gown adorned with faux floral embroidery, a stark contrast to her complexion. Megan McKenna chose a PVC black blazer paired with a matching skirt. Demi Jones presented in a high-cut black skirt and a corset embellished with diamante.

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IMAGE2 Tasha was a wash in head-to-toe sequins, and her revealing dress flashed plenty of underboob as she arrived for the ceremony

IMAGE7 Amy Childs arrived in a dramatic green corset gown covered with faux floral embroidery, that was a stark contrast to her tanned figure

IMAGE4 Former Love Island star Demi Jones left little to the imagination in a high-cut black skirt and a diamante-covered corset

IMAGE8 Megan McKenna was also hard to miss in her PVC black blazer and a matching skirt

The National Television Awards ceremony, held at London's O2 Arena, featured comedian Joel Dommett returning as host for the sixth time. This year's event marked a significant milestone with the introduction of an all-female shortlist for the Drama Performance category.

Nominees for Drama Performance included Ruth Jones for her role in the Netflix thriller 'Run Away,' Sheridan Smith for her portrayal in the ITV true crime drama 'I Fought The Law,' and Vicky McClure for her work in 'Trigger Point.' Ella Bruccoleri was recognized for playing Mary Bennet in 'The Other Bennet Sister,' and Judy Parfitt for her performance as Sister Monica Joan in 'Call The Midwife.'

The Reality Competition category saw a face-off between 'I'm A Celebrity…' and its South African spin-off, as well as 'The Celebrity Traitors' competing against its civilian version. 'Race Across The World' was also nominated in this category.

In the TV Presenter category, Ant and Dec were nominated for what could be their 24th win, contending against Sir David Attenborough, Alison Hammond, Claudia Winkleman, and Stacey Solomon.

The newly introduced Reality Docuseries category highlighted the popularity of star-led series, with Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash's 'Stacey & Joe' nominated alongside Jeremy Clarkson's 'Clarkson's Farm.' Other nominees included 'At Home With The Furys,' 'Fletchers' Family Farm,' and 'Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing.'

New Drama nominees featured 'The Other Bennet Sister,' an adaptation of 'Pride & Prejudice,' and 'A Woman of Substance,' based on Barbara Taylor Bradford's novel. True-crime dramas 'Believe Me' and 'I Fought the Law,' along with the melodrama 'Heated Rivalry,' were also in contention.

Authored Documentary nominees included 'Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth,' 'Jesy Nelson: Life After Little Mix,' 'Our Girls: The Southport Families,' 'Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home,' and 'Sir Chris Hoy: Cancer, Courage and Me.'

Returning Drama nominations went to 'Blue Lights,' 'Bridgerton,' 'Call the Midwife,' 'Trigger Point,' and 'Stranger Things.' The Comedy category included 'Amandaland,' 'Alan Carr's Changing Ends,' 'Mrs Brown's Boys,' 'Not Going Out,' and 'Last One Laughing.'

In Serial Drama, defending champion 'EastEnders' faced competition from 'Coronation Street' and 'Emmerdale.' 'Hollyoaks' and 'Casualty' were also nominated.

'Gladiators,' 'The Graham Norton Show,' 'The Masked Singer,' 'Michael McIntyre's Big Show,' and 'Would I Lie To You?' competed for The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award.

The Quiz Show category featured 'Ant & Dec's Limitless Win,' 'Michael McIntyre's The Wheel,' 'Richard Osman's House of Games,' 'The 1% Club,' and 'The Chase.'

Serial Drama Performance nominations included Paul Bradley and Aaron Thiara from 'EastEnders,' Jeff Hordley from 'Emmerdale,' Sue Devaney and Gareth Pierce from 'Coronation Street.'

Daytime television nominees were 'Good Morning Britain,' 'This Morning,' and 'Loose Women.' 'James Martin’s Saturday Morning' and 'Scam Interceptors' were recognized in other factual categories.

Factual Entertainment saw 'Sort Your Life Out' compete against 'The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.' Other factual programs nominated were 'Sir David Attenborough’s Secret Garden,' '24 Hours in Police Custody,' and 'Gogglebox.'

Talent Show nominees included 'Strictly Come Dancing,' 'Britain’s Got Talent,' 'The Great British Bake Off,' 'The Great Pottery Throw Down,' and 'The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer.'