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She was slammed over her 'totally inappropriate' launch show gown on Sunday.
And Holly Willoughby looked incredible as she slipped into another slinky bridal ballgown for week two of Dancing On Ice on Sunday.
The blonde beauty, 39, showcased her trim waist and a hint of her cleavage in the feathered off-the-shoulder number by Halfpenny London which plunged across her decolletage.
What drama? Holly Willoughby looked incredible as she slipped into another slinky ballgown for week two of Dancing On Ice on Sunday, after igniting backlash with her nude gown last week
The gown featured sheer panels across the waist which revealed her taut midriff, before flowing into an elegant skirt.
Holly wore her blonde tresses in soft waves while a radiant palette of make-up enhanced her pretty features.
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She captioned the snap: 'Week 2 @dancingonice ...
Baby it's cold outside but things are heating up on the ice... @itv 6pm... Dress by @halfpennylondon Jewelry by @yokolondonpearls shoes by @sophiawebster.'
Last week Holly shocked Dancing On Ice viewers when she wore an 'inappropriate' nude plunging gown on the 'family show, with many fans saying her latest racy gown could spark more complaints.
'What a totally inappropriate outfit!' Last week Holly shocked Dancing On Ice viewers in her nude plunging gown as she hosted the launch show
Wow: The blonde beauty, 39, showcased her trim waist and a hint of her cleavage in the feathered off-the-shoulder number which plunged across her decolletage
Taking to Twitter during the snow, one fan said: konveksi bordir komputer 'You look sensational tonight as you did last week.
Don't take any notice of the negative tweets - they're just jealous xxx'
While another added: 'Dancing on ice.... me thinks there's going to be complaints again this week about Holly's dress.... but it's gorgeous.'
And someone else penned: 'Dress is very lovely.
Sadly bet there will be more complaints about Holly's dress from people who have nothing better to do.'
Sharing the same sentiment, another tweeted: 'All the people who complained about holly's dress last week are going to lose their minds this week.'
Others simply praise Holly's daring sense of style and gushed over her incredible appearance on the show.
Take no notice: Dozens of fans praised Holly's dress on Sunday's show, with many saying to ignore any complaints which might arise about her racy number following last weeks furore
'Loving the dress tonight, nicest one ever, so chic and glam' said one viewer, while another added: 'Holly just has the most perfect figure and I want her dress.'
Last week, Holly opted for a revealing couture dress by Dany Atrache from his Fall/Winter 2020-2021 collection, along with René Caovilla heels and Berganza jewellery.
Viewers quickly took to Twitter to express their discomfort surrounding the fashion choice, which Holly went braless underneath - it retails for £6,240 ($7,000).
One viewer addressed the silk tulle dress, which is embroidered in crystals and feathers: 'Why does Holly wear that type of dress on a family show?'
Another said: 'Why doesn't Holly dress appropriately for being at an ice rink?
What a totally inappropriate outfit!'
Presenting duo: Phillip also looked smart in a navy suit as he joined Holly on stage for the show
Stand out: Holly's white dress caught the eye against the ice and blue background as she spoke to Billie Faiers and Mark Hanretty after their performance
Loving it: Other fans of the show gushed over Holly's glamorous appearance in the white gown
Slightly more demure: Holly looked incredible in the frosty white dress as she presented the show
Meanwhile, another added: 'Wtf is Holly wearing?!' while one viewer simply described the garment as 'inappropriate'.
However, other viewers took to social media to praise the presenter for her look, with one saying: 'Have I picked my jaw up off the floor yet?
NOPE. @HollyWills still has the ability to blow my head off!'
Another said: 'Holly Willoughby looks like she should be in a box & sold on a shelf. Stunning. #DancingOnIce'.
One fan added: 'Holly Willoughby, just wow stunningly beautiful'.
Glamour: She also shared a picture of the outfit to Instagram ahead of the show
Comments: Some viewers thought the garment's plunging neckline was inappropriate, as Dancing On Ice is a 'family show'
The dress featured a tassel detail while Holly styled her platinum blonde locks into loose waves for the evening.
Last week Hollyshared a candid glimpse at homeschooling her three children as the classrooms remain closed due to the COVID-19 .
The presenter took to on Tuesday to share a sweet snap with her son Chester, 6, as she helped with his reading.
It came after Holly, who is also mum to son Harry, 11, and Belle, nine, admitted that she was close to 'giving up' attempting to limit her children's screentime as the family are holed up at home during lockdown.
Holly looked radiant in a cosy cream jumper with floral embroidery as little Chester sat on her lap.
The mother-of-three was helping her little boy with his reading, working their way through the learning book The Red Man and the Green Man.
She captioned the post: 'Eat, Sleep, Read, Repeat...'
Holly previously shared an insight into juggling homeschooling her three children during Monday's This Morning, with star admitting she was considering ditching the strict rules on how much time her kids spend in front of a screen.
Still learning! Last week Holly shared a candid glimpse at homeschooling her three children as the classrooms remain closed due to the COVID-19 lockdown
During a phone-in about homeschooling, Holly asked headteacher Christine Cunniffe: 'Can I ask a question on behalf of a working mum and parent of three who is struggling...?
'My big fear is that we've all worked really hard not to put our kids in front of screens.
'Now here I am with three children spending online learning in front of a screen, then when they finish they want to talk to their friends, again on a screen, then they might want to play and that's on a screen.
'I'm suddenly like, am I just throwing all this out the window and give up holding back the time of screen time.'
What's the point? It came after the presenter admitted that she was close to 'giving up' attempting to limit her children's screentime as they continue with learning at home
Doting mother: Holly is a devoted parent to daughter Belle, nine, and sons Harry, 11, and Chester, six, with husband Dan Baldwin
Holly had previously admitted a week of homeschooling her children left her so exhausted she planned to spend the weekend in bed.
The Dancing On Ice host shared a flawless snap with the caption: 'Friday… might sleep till Monday…'
Holly also recently offered support to one mum struggling with the challenges of homeschooling by offering to send her a printer.
Touched my one mum's struggle to provide resources to home school her children properly, Holly offered up her own spare printer, with fans hailing her a 'really lovely person.'
Sleepy: Holly had previously admitted a week of homeschooling her children left her so exhausted she planned to 'sleep until Monday'
The mum in question, called June, had called in to the show to reveal she was overwhelmed by the prospect of home schooling once again following the announcement of another national lockdown.
During the call, she mentioned that she didn't own a printer as she contemplated whether it could help her organise lessons with her kids.
Feeling sympathetic towards June, Holly - who is a mum to three children herself - then declared that she would personally send her own equipment as she had a spare printer.
How sweet! Holly also recently offered support to one mum struggling with the challenges of homeschooling by offering to send her a printer
She told June: 'Please don't worry if you don't home school every day. I actually have a spare printer you can have that printer!
It's just sitting at home and we never use it.
'I will bring it in tomorrow and you can have it, and that will sort your printer issue out. I'll bring it in so stay on the lines.'
On January 4 Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced primary and secondary schools would be closed as part of a new nationwide lockdown.
Currently only children of key workers, or those classed as vulnerable are allowed to still attend school, with all others ordered to continue their learning online.
Following complaints from parents that they didn't have the right resources to educate their children, the government announced that any child without access to a laptop, internet, or a place to study could also return to the classroom.
Helpful! Feeling sympathetic towards the viewer during a phone-in, Holly declared that she would personally send her own equipment as she had a spare printer
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