Amanda holden wears a white shirt and matching midi skirt at heart fm

She always puts on a glamorous display, no matter the occasion.  And Amanda Holden looked effortlessly chic when she strolled through the streets of London after hosting her Heart Breakfast

show with Jamie Theakston on Tuesday. The Britain's Got Talent judge, 50, stepped out in a semi-sheer white blouse that she teamed with a matching midi-skirt for an elegant look. 

Keeping to her colour scheme, Amanda boosted her height in a pair of white heels which had bow detailing on the front.  RELATED ARTICLES She accessorised with a small white clutch bag, and

she offset her attire by shielding her eyes with a pair of stylish black sunglasses. Amanda styled her blonde locks into a sleek, straight style and she used a light palette of make-up to

highlight her pretty features.  Amanda's outing comes after she shed light on how she goes about selecting her daring ensembles for Britain's Got Talent earlier this month.  The TV

judge famously racked up 235 Ofcom complaints during last year's series for a very risqué dress but she remains defiant in her wardrobe choices. Amanda said she seeks advice from her

husband, record producer Chris Hughes, and her daughter, Lexi, 15, when selecting her ensembles. She said: 'If I'm trying on outfits for shows I'll say to Lexi, "Is there

too much side-boob?" or "Is this too much?" and she'll grin and say, "Go for it, Mum". 'I'll ask Chris if I'm looking like mutton and he says,

"Mandy, you could never look like mutton."  'It's positive affirmation that we women need. My mum loves it. She just laughs about it. So does my daughter.' Speaking

to the Mail On Sunday's YOU Magazine, Amanda was more than happy to chat about how comfortable she is being naked. Chatting about cooking her family a roast recently, she said: 'I

was quite literally the Naked Chef.  'I got out of the shower, realised I was running late to get everything on the table so I didn't bother to get dressed. 'I just raced

downstairs, got the potatoes on, the meat in the oven and my veggie option. It definitely made it more interesting.' Chris, Lexi, and younger daughter Hollie, nine, didn't seem to

care, she added: 'No one noticed. It's absolutely par for the course for me to be walking around with no clothes on in our house. 'Obviously now Lexi's a bit older she

does a bit of eye-rolling every now and again, but they're all very used to me.'