She’s never known to put a foot wrong on the red carpet.
And on Wednesday, Erin Holland did not disappoint, as she led the star arrivals at the annual AACTA Awards in Sydney.
The 28-year-old showed off her toned back in a statement frock with a strategic cut-out.
Red hot! Erin Holland, 28, showed off her toned back in a statement frock as she led the star arrivals at the AACTA Awards in Sydney on Wednesday
Erin had all eyes on her as she showed off her best angles on the red carpet.
A red silk frock with a dramatic train featured a large cut-out, drawing attention to her toned back.
Sweeping her brunette locks into a sleek topknot, the former beauty pageant titleholder accessorised with delicate stud earrings.
Erin finished off the look with a luminous complexion, defined brows, a subtle smoky eye and a matte nude lip.
Trim and terrific: The former beauty pageant titleholder opted for a red silk frock that skimmed over her svelte figure
Showing off her best angles: Turning for the camera, Erin showed off her toned back with frock’s strategic cut-out
Beauty: The singer swept her brunette locks into a sleek topknot and accessorised with delicate stud earrings
Sunrise presenter Edwina Bartholomew followed on with the bold memo, donning a Bianca Spender number.
Taking on a Grecian feel, the 34-year-old’s orange gown draped predominately over one shoulder, cinching in at the waist and flaring out from the knees.
Black strappy heels, delicate silver drop earrings and her engagement ring tied in nicely, and her blonde locks were styled loosely at the nape of the neck.
Beaming for the cameras, Edwina enhanced her pretty facial features with a dewy foundation, lashings of mascara and a glossy lip.
Vibrant: Sunrise presenter Edwina Bartholomew, 34, followed on with the bold memo, donning an orange Bianca Spender number
Details: Taking on a Grecian feel, the journalist’s frock draped predominately over one shoulder, cinching in at the waist and flaring out from the knees
Work duties: Edwina was pictured on the red carpet alongside The Daily Telegraph’s Jonathon Moran