Olivia Attwood, Rochelle Humes and Cat Deeley brought plenty of glamour to the National Television Awards on Tuesday night, turning the red carpet outside London’s O2 Arena into a showcase of bold gowns, dramatic silhouettes and polished evening looks.

Television stars from across the UK gathered for the annual ceremony, hosted by Joel Dommett for the sixth consecutive time, with some of the night’s biggest names arriving in show-stopping style.

Olivia Attwood Steals the Spotlight in Pink

Olivia Attwood, 35, commanded attention in a strapless pale pink gown that gave her a striking Barbie-inspired look.

The fitted dress highlighted her figure while its elegant silhouette kept the overall look sophisticated. She completed the ensemble with her long blonde hair styled in loose waves.

The television personality also took time to pose for fans and sign autographs before making her way inside the ceremony.

Rochelle Humes Goes for Classic Elegance

Rochelle Humes, 37, opted for understated glamour in a backless off-white gown.

The former Saturdays star looked elegant as she arrived alongside her husband, JLS singer Marvin Humes, 41, who looked dapper in a formal black suit.

The couple were among the evening’s stylish arrivals as the stars gathered ahead of the ceremony.

Cat Deeley Makes a Statement in Red and Purple

This Morning presenter Cat Deeley turned heads in a striking red and purple floral dress, pairing the colorful gown with a statement gold necklace.

She appeared in high spirits as she posed and chatted with co-host Ben Shephard on the red carpet.

Deeley and Shephard would later celebrate another successful night for This Morning after the programme took home the award for Best Daytime Show alongside Friday presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary.

Stacey Solomon, Paris Fury and More Stars Arrive

Stacey Solomon also embraced the evening’s glamour, arriving in a dramatic black dress featuring a thigh-high split. She was joined by her husband, Joe Swash, who opted for a classic black tuxedo.

Paris Fury made her appearance shortly after flying in from the Isle of Man, choosing a glamorous red gown for the occasion.

TV star Ashley, 39, meanwhile, made a dramatic entrance in a black Karen Millen gown paired with a statement white shawl.

The early arrivals also included Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks, who returned to host the red-carpet coverage for the third year running.

Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby, 36, opted for a glittering lilac fishtail gown, while TOWIE star Amy Childs, 36, showed off a green dress with a thigh-high split and embellished corset detailing.

Love Island stars Jasmine Muller, Kavan Murphy and Priya Jaswal made their red-carpet debuts, while the Hawkstone Farmers Choir arrived fresh from their appearance on Britain’s Got Talent.

Brooke Vincent, newly single following her split from former fiancé Kean Bryan last month after 10 years together, attended in a semi-sheer dress.

Megan McKenna also travelled from Germany for the ceremony, arriving in a black PVC dress.

A Big Night for British Television

Beyond the fashion, the 2026 National Television Awards delivered several major moments.

David Attenborough took home the award for Best Presenter during his 100th year, ending Ant and Dec’s latest run at the top. The Geordie duo had held the award for a record 23 years before Gary Lineker won last year.

Attenborough was unable to attend in person, so his producer Mark Brownlow accepted the award on his behalf. His speech focused on the dangers of climate change.

Meanwhile, This Morning continued its winning streak by taking home Best Daytime for the second consecutive year.

Strictly Come Dancing won Best Talent Show ahead of its latest revamp, while Celebrity Traitors claimed the Reality Entertainment award.

Alan Carr also enjoyed a memorable evening, collecting his second award after receiving the Special Recognition honor earlier in the ceremony. As he took to the stage again, he joked: “I bet you’re sick of me.”

The BBC hit Celebrity Traitors dominated the nominations, with its civilian counterpart also receiving recognition during the evening.

With stars stepping onto the red carpet in everything from pastel couture and dramatic florals to PVC and statement gowns, the 2026 National Television Awards proved to be as much a fashion spectacle as it was a celebration of British television.

Source: Compiled from various sources