Emily Atack put on a busty show in a low-cut dress at the Pride Of Britain Awards at London’s Grosvenor House on Monday.
The comedian, 32, showed off her enviable figure in a fitted keyhole black dress with a dramatic train and flared sleeves.
She styled her golden tresses in a glamorous updo and let the tresses fall loosely, effortlessly framing her face as she caused a storm on the red carpet.
Looking good: Emily Atack put on a busty show in a plunging dress as she stepped out at the Pride Of Britain Awards at London’s Grosvenor House on Monday
Emily carried her essentials in a round black clutch and accessorised her eye-catching ensemble with a pair of silver teardrop earrings.
The Inbetweeners star highlighted her striking features with a smokey eye makeup palette and a hint of nude lipstick.
She had also taken to Instagram ahead of her red carpet appearance to share a slew of stunning snaps in her elegant outfit.
In a caption alongside the post, she simply referenced the Pride Of Britain event as she let her gaze do the talking.
Stunning: The comedian, 32, showed off her enviable figure in a fitted black dress with a keyhole neckline and a dramatic train and flared sleeves
Glamour: Emily carried her essentials in a round black clutch bag and accessorised her eye-catching ensemble with a pair of silver teardrop earrings
Her fun outing comes after she shared her favorite poem on Instagram on Saturday, before admitting “things have been tough lately”.
As Emily reflected on her difficult times, she shared how the poem reminds her to “cherish little moments of joy,” before urging her fans not to miss such moments.
Emily shared a picture of Wendy Cope’s poem The Orange, which reads in part: “This orange has made me as happy as ordinary things often do. Especially lately. Shopping. A walk in the park is peace and contentment. It’s new.’
Alongside the full poem, Emily wrote, “Things have been tough lately. In more ways than one, for so many people.
Sparkly: The Inbetweeners star enhanced her striking features with a smokey eye makeup palette and a touch of nude lipstick
“One thing I have found a great love for is poetry and when I face personal problems I turn to them and I remembered this poem today. One of my absolute favorites – The Orange by Wendy Cope.
“It reminds me to appreciate little moments of joy when they come my way. A day can consist of a few or only one or two. Try to keep an eye out for them, don’t miss them ❤️.’
Alongside her caption and the poem, she shared a series of images of the things that brought her joy, including her hugging a horse and her beloved pooch.
Wow! She had also taken to Instagram ahead of her red carpet appearance to share a slew of stunning snaps in her elegant outfit
Emily’s reference to her “tough time” could stem from the fact that she reportedly split from boyfriend Liam McGough just two months after she officially went on Instagram with him.
The annual Pride of Britain Awards has returned to London’s Grosvenor House for the 23rd year, with Carol Vorderman and Ashley Banjo co-hosting the star-studded event.
The ceremony, which has been held since 1999, honors the achievements of truly remarkable people from across Britain and all walks of life, who have been nominated by members of the public.
After shortlisting thousands of entries, winners are selected by the Pride of Britain panel of judges.
Words: It comes after Emily took to Instagram on Saturday to share her favorite poem, before admitting “things have been tough lately”
Thoughts: As Emily reflected on her difficult times, she shared how the poem reminds her to “cherish little moments of joy,” before urging her fans not to miss such moments
Although the ceremony will take place on Monday evening, it will be broadcast on ITV on Thursday 27 October at 8pm.
Carol, who has hosted the event for 23 years since 1999, said: “We’re going to have 12 incredible winners again this year, but it’s difficult for the judges because we have thousands of nominations and anyone on the shortlist could easily win.”
The Pride Of Britain Awards will honor winners in eight categories; TSB Community Hero Award, ITV Fundraiser of the Year, Good Morning Britain Young Fundraiser of the Year, This Morning Emergency Services Award, Outstanding Bravery, Child/Teenager of Courage, Lifetime Achievement and Special Recognition.
A host of famous faces will attend the bash including David Beckham, Dame Joan Collins, Sir Mo Farah and many more.
Exes: Emily’s reference to her ‘tough time’ could stem from the fact that she reportedly split from boyfriend Liam McGough just two months after she officially went on Instagram with him