She usually hits the mark with her sartorial choices, sending fans wild with her gorgeous wardrobe choices on Instagram.
But fans were seemingly divided over Emma Willis’ Celebrity Big Brother garb, as she donned a lingerie-inspired slip dress on the dramatic eviction night, which saw both Rachel Johnson and Maggie Oliver sent home on Friday night.
41 year-old Emma slipped herself into a striking fuchsia mid-length gown, adorned with black lace details across her bust and hemline.
‘You should sack your stylist’: Emma Willis divides fans with her lingerie-inspired fuchsia slip dress following the shock double elimination
She paired her eye-catching ensemble with more demur features, wrapping up in a long black jacket and matching black skyscraper heels.
Her cropped chocolate locks were swept up into a stylish quiff, with her natural features heightened by a dramatic pink eye and lashings of mascara.
Some fans saw Emma’s wardrobe choices as a fashion misstep, poking fun at the TV personality, with one CBB fan writing: ‘I thought you were running late and came out with your nightie on’.
Glamorous: 41 year-old Emma slipped herself into a striking fuchsia mid-length gown, adorned with black lace details across her bust and hemline
Striking style: She paired her eye-catching ensemble with more demur features, wrapping up in a long black jacket and matching black skyscraper heels
Head-turning: Her cropped chocolate locks were swept up into a stylish quiff, with her natural features heightened by a dramatic pink eye and lashings of mascara
‘I’m normally so jealous of @EmmaWillis and her outfits but tonight wasn’t a fan…sorry Emma’ wrote another.
Other fans were less forgiving, with a third commenting: ‘Sorry @EmmaWillis but you should sack your hairdresser and stylist for tonight’s show. It looks a mess’.
Despite the lackluster response from some viewers, others saw the garb as a perfect choice for the evening, with one viewer at home posting: ‘You look beautiful and comfy. I especially love the coat and colour of the dress!’, and another follower praised Emma for being ‘gorgeous as always’.
Wrapped up: Emma shielded herself from the wintry evening with decadent leather gloves
Smiling: Emma welcomed booted housemate Maggie Oliver as she made her way out of the backdoor eviction
‘An interesting night: Some fans saw Emma’s wardrobe choices as a fashion misstep, poking fun at the TV personality, with one CBB fan writing: ‘I thought you were running late and came out with your nightie on’
Fan fare: Despite the lackluster response from some viewers, others saw the garb as a perfect choice for the evening, with one viewer at home posting: ‘You look beautiful and comfy
Emma’s bold look wasn’t the only talking point of the night, as the Big Brother house went through a shocking double elimination, which saw Rachel Johnson and Maggie Oliver evicted from the famous bungalow.
The 52-year-old journalist and former detective constable were the second and third housemates to be sent home, but didn’t appear to downcast as they beamed while walking out of the famous Borehamwood mansion to cheers.
They were given the boot after the public voted to save former MP Ann Widdecombe, Apprentice star Andrew Brady and football legend John Barnes.
Glam touches: A professional Emma matched her eye-popping dress colour to her make-up
Change the subject: Emma’s bold look wasn’t the only talking point of the night, as the Big Brother house went through a shocking double elimination, which saw Rachel Johnson and Maggie Oliver evicted from the famous bungalow
Farewell: Rachel Johnson (left) and Maggie Oliver were the second and third housemates to be evicted from Celebrity Big Brother on Friday night
Speaking to Emma afterwards, Rachel said her time in the house was ‘tough’ as she’s a ‘control freak’.
‘It’s more fun than you can imagine, but it’s tough. If you’re a control freak like me and always right, it was hard and also you are in a confined space,’ she said. ‘But the guys in there are magnificent.’
Discussing how some housemates found her aloof, she said: ‘I was trying so hard to be humble, Emma. I can see why Shane [Lynch] found me a bit imperious at times. I think I just have an imperious face.
‘I just have b****y active face, it’s really hard to come across as a likable human being. I’m happy that the public has spoke, I was ready to rumble.’
Ecstatic: The 52-year-old journalist beamed as she walked out of the Borehamwood mansion to a crowd of raucous cheers
Goodbye: The younger sister of politician Boris was given the boot after the public voted to save former MP Ann Widdecombe and Apprentice star Andrew Brady
Rachel also hailed this series as ‘respectful and interesting’ and thanked producers for creating the show that centered around women in a salute to a centenary of women’s suffrage.
She gushed: ‘It was dignified, it was respectful , all the tropics were explored, there were interesting people. I want to thank the channel for what they did – I think it was remarkable.’
Emma asked Rachel if the housemates were modifying their behavior in the house for Ann and Rachel said: ‘Yes of course, because she wanted to do a swearing box. I was quite relieved that Ann kept the house quite clean verbally.
Impressed: Rachel also hailed this series as ‘respectful and interesting’ and thanked producers for creating the show that centered around women in a salute to a centenary of women’s suffrage
‘When it got late and the dawn chorus crew were drinking and talking about Andrew’s ball piercing or whatever they did talk about – you must have heard about this?’
Meanwhile, Maggie admitted in her exit interview later in the show that she wanted to stay till the end.
‘I’ve got mixed feelings [about coming out of the house]. I’m excited to see my kids and friends but I’ve enjoyed my time in the house and I feel like I’ve made some friends that I’m going to be friends with for a long time.
‘I’m a bit sad’: Meanwhile, Maggie admitted in her exit interview later in the show that she wanted to stay till the final
New to the showbiz world: ‘I came in here without any following. All those people in there have lots of backers. I’ve never been on Twitter, so you know I’m grateful to people for putting me in there,’ she said
Humble: Oliver, who was instrumental in exposing the Rochdale grooming case of teenage girls in 2012, admitted she went into the house as an ‘unknown’
‘I would have liked to stayed until the end, I wasn’t bothered about winning or not but I would have liked to have stayed in there.
‘I am a bit sad that I’m out. I thought there might be a twist somewhere and I put it out of my mind and thought at the end of the day, this is a gameshow.’
Oliver, who was instrumental in exposing the Rochdale grooming case of teenage girls in 2012, admitted she went into the house as an ‘unknown’.
Celebrating: Andrew, 26, grinned with delight as he was saved from the eviction
‘I came in here without any following. All those people in there have lots of backers. I’ve never been on Twitter, so you know I’m grateful to people for putting me in there,’ she said.
‘I hope I’ve come across as a strong independent woman with a voice. I’ve been myself in there and that’s all I wanted to do.’
Earlier in the show, Rachel leaped to the defence of her brother Boris after his hair was the subject of mockery in the house.
The journalist, who is currently nominated for eviction, appeared indignant when discussion turned to the unruly blond locks of the Foreign Secretary.
Ecstatic: He and Ann, 70, were the first of the nominees to be saved by the public
She was asked by soap veteran Amanda Barrie: ‘What happened to Boris’s hair darling?’ and Johnson replied: ‘What do you mean?’
Barrie and former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe both laughed out loud before the politician replied: ‘Come on Rach, you may adore him but even you have got to laugh at his hair.’
Lying on her bed, Johnson retorted: ‘I don’t laugh at his hair. What is there to laugh at.