From her flamboyant stage outfits to glamorous ballgowns, Cheryl has rocked all kinds of looks over the years. The 35-year-old often steps out in some very fashionable outfits. And in tonight’s instalment, the trendy star exudes style as she steps out in a pale-toned ensemble. The trend-setting pop star proved she knew how to command attention in a pale grey T-shirt crop top.
At one point, Cheryl rolled her sleeves over, to make them shorter.
While it’s unknown where the singer picked up the garment, a similar version is available from Topshop.
Beneath the Tee, a pale pink lace undergarment could be seen, as well as a glimpse at her mid-riff.
She teamed the cool get-up with a pair of light brown, high-waisted basketball shorts which had a harem-style cut.
The loose-fitting item was cut to her knees.
Dressing the relaxed look up, Cheryl added a pair of pale grey knee-high heeled boots.
And, she kept her accessories simple too, sporting a silver bangle on either wrist.
Cheryl let her long brunette tresses fall in curls around her shoulders from a side parting.
For her make-up, she added drama to the look with lashings of black eyeliner and mascara.
To finish, she opted for a slick of rose red lipstick.
Elsewhere on The Greatest Dancer, Oti Mabuse, who also works as a professional dancer on Strictly Come Dancing, opted for an elegant golden yellow dress.
The outfit, which also featured pinks and greens in the design, had a fitted waist.
Matthew looked equally stylish, stepping out in a fitted black polo shirt, which was buttoned to the top.
Adding a level of sophistication to his outfit, the former Glee actor, 40, donned a pair of smart grey trousers.
He paired the dapper look with a large black belt which had a silver buckle.
Tonight’s instalment will see the dance captains watch the final few auditions, before narrowing down which acts have made it through to the live challenge shows.
The Greatest Dancer continues tonight on BBC One at 7.30pm.
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