Carol Vorderman looked sensational when she attended a charity gala last week.
The 58-year-old television presenter squeezed her curves into a figure-hugging white lace dress adorned with pretty flowers for the annual event which is held in honour of Royal Air Force pilot Jon Egging.
Her long-sleeve dress featured a high neckline and clung to her body in all the right places.
The former Countdown star, who is an ambassador to the Royal Air Force Air Cadets, wore her hair loose over her shoulders and added glamorous evening make-up to her ensemble.
Carol posted a picture from the event, which took place at Aerospace Bristol, on social media on March 8.
She can be seen standing on a balcony in her stunning gown overlooking guests who are enjoying an evening meal at round tables underneath a British Airways Concorde plane.
The Concorde Alpha Foxtrot on display, which could reach speeds of 1320mph, is the last of the supersonic passenger jets to be built and fly.
Sharing the image with her 392,000 Twitter followers, Carol captioned the snap: “Having a lovely dinner raising money for the wonderful @JonEggingTrust with @rafredarrows @RAFRed1 #Concorde @BristolAero”.
The event raises money in memory of the Red Arrows pilot who tragically lost his life at the bournemouth Air Festival in 2011.
The Jon Egging Trust supports young people who find themselves in difficult circumstances providing life-changing opportunities linked to aviation.