She's worn a number of gorgeous dresses as a judge on Britain's Got Talent over the last couple of months.

And even though the current series of the TV talent show has now come to an end, Amanda Holden is clearly determined to keep the glamour going.

The 39-year-old looked stunning in an off-white, Grecian-inspired Quintana couture dress as she arrived at the Bafta TV Awards in London this evening.

TV goddess: Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden is a vision in her Grecian-esque dress as she poses on the red carpet at the Bafta TV Awards

She happily stopped for the cameras as she walked on to the red carpet at the London Palladium.

And she was enjoying being the centre of the flashbulbs attention as she larked about before sexily posing for the snappers.

Amanda was there to see Britain's Got Talent win the Entertainment Programme category.

Her new hairdo had also been teased into sexy flicks that swept back from her face.

New style: Amanda Holden last night, right, and with longer hair 24 hours earlier

Last night, she showed off her sleek new bob in front of millions during the Britain's Got Talent final.

The actress flowing tresses just 24 hours earlier when she appeared for the semi-final of the hit ITV show.

Stylist Ben Cooke - who was responsible for the famous Victoria Beckham 'pob' - gave her the new hairstyle.

Holden, a mother-of-one, set it off to a tee with a striking full length white gown with silver embellishments around the waist and shoulders.

Panel: Holden with her fellow judges Simon Cowell and Piers Morgan

After Spelbound scooped the £100,000 top prize and a spot on the Royal Variety show, she switched into a short dress for the after party.

By then, she had changed into another white number covered entirely with tassels and again embellished with silver jewels over the bust and shoulders.

Despite the late hour and the gruelling schedule of the past week before the grand final of the talent show, she still managed to look fresh-faced.

Playful: Simon Cowell greets Amanda Holden with a cheeky kiss at last night's Baftas

2010 British Academy Television Awards full list of winners and nominees.

Best actor
Kenneth Branagh - Wallander (BBC One)
Also nominated:
Brendan Gleeson - Into The Storm (BBC Two)
John Hurt - An Englishman In New York (ITV1)
David Oleweyo - Small Island (BBC One)

Best actress
Julie Walters - Mo (Channel 4)
Also nominated:
Helena Bonham Carter - Enid (BBC Four)
Sophie Okenedo - Mrs Mandela (BBC Four)
Julie Walters - A Short Stay In Switzerland (BBC One)

Best supporting actor
Matthew Macfadyen - Criminal Justice (BBC One)
Also nominated:
Tom Hollander - Gracie! (BBC Four)
Gary Lewis - Mo (Channel 4)
Benedict Cumberbatch - Small Island (BBC One)

Best supporting actress
Rebecca Hall - Red Riding (Channel 4)
Also nominated:
Sophie Okonedo - Criminal Justice (BBC One)
Lauren Socha - The Unloved (Channel 4)
Imelda Staunton - Cranford (BBC One)

Best entertainment performance
Ant and Dec - I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! (ITV1)
Also nominated:
Stephen Fry - QI (BBC One)
Harry Hill - Harry Hill's TV Burp (ITV1)
Michael McIntyre - Comedy Roadshow (BBC One)

Best male comedy performance
Peter Capaldi - The Thick of It (BBC Two)
Also nominated:
Simon Bird - The Inbetweeners(Channel Four)
Hugh Dennis - Outnumbered Christmas special (BBC One)
David Mitchell - Peep Show (Channel 4)

Best female comedy performance
Rebecca Front - The Thick of It (BBC Two)
Also nominated:
Jo Brand - Getting On (Channel Four)
Miranda Hart - Miranda (BBC Two)
Joanna Scanlon - Getting On (BBC Four)

Best single drama
The Unloved (Channel 4)
Also nominated:
Five Minutes of Heaven (BBC Two)
Mo (Channel 4)
A Short Stay in Switzerland (BBC One)

Best drama serial
Occupation (BBC One)
Also nominated:
Red Riding (Channel 4)
Small Island (BBC One)
Unforgiven (ITV1)

Best drama series
Misfits (Channel 4)
Also nominated:
Being Human (BBC Three)
Spooks (BBC One)
The Street (BBC One)

Best continuing drama
EastEnders (BBC One)
Also nominated:
The Bill (ITV1)
Casualty (BBC One)
Coronation Street (ITV1)

Best factual series
One Born Every Minute (Channel 4)
Also nominated:
Blood, Sweat and Takeaways (BBC Three)
The Family (Channel 4)
Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One)

Best entertainment programme
Britain's Got Talent (ITV1)
Also nominated:
Harry Hill's TV Burp (ITV1)
The Graham Norton Show (BBC One)
Newswipe with Charlie Brooker (BBC Four)

Best situation comedy
The Thick of It (BBC Two)
Also nominated:
Miranda (BBC Two)
Peep Show (Channel 4)
The Inbetweeners (E4)

Best comedy programme
The Armstrong & Miller Show (BBC One)
Also nominated:
The Kevin Bishop Show (Channel 4)
Stweart Lee's Comedy Vehicle (BBC Two)
That Mitchell & Webb Look (BBC Two)

Audience award
The Inbetweeners (Channel 4)
Also nominated:
Britain's Got Talent (ITV1)
Glee (Channel 4)
The One Show (BBC One)
Unforgiven (ITV1)
The X Factor (ITV1)

Best single documentary
Wounded (BBC One)
Also nominated:
Louis Theroux: A Place for Paedophiles (BBC Two)
Tsunami: Caught on Camera (Channel 4)
Katie: My Beautiful Face (Channel 4)

Best feature
Masterchef: The Professionals (BBC Two)
Also nominated:
James May's Toy Stories (BBC Two)
Heston's Feasts (Channel 4)
The Choir: Unsung Town (BBC Two)

Best international show
Mad Men (BBC Four)
Also nominated:
Nurse Jackie (BBC Two)
Family Guy (BBC Three)
True Blood (FX)

Best specialist factual
Inside Nature's Giants (Channel 4)
Also nominated:
Art of Russia (BBC Four)
Chemistry: A Volatile History (BBC Four)
Yellowstone (BBC Two)

Best current affairs
Terror in Mumbai - Dispatches (Channel 4)
Also nominated:
Afghanistan: Behind Enemy Lines - Dispatches (Channel 4)
Generation Jihad (BBC Two)
Gypsy Child Thieves - This World (BBC Two)

Best news coverage
The Haiti Earthquake (ITV News at Ten)
Also nominated:
The Haiti Earthquake (Channel 4 News)
The Haiti Earthquake (BBC News Channel)
Pakistan: Terror's Frontline (Sky News)

Best sport
World Athletics Championships (BBC Two)
Also nominated:
FA Cup Final (ITV1)
F1 - The Brazilian Grand Prix (BBC One)
UEFA Champions League Live (ITV1)

New Media
Virtual Revolution (BBC Two)
Also nominated:
Antony Gormley's One & Other (Sky Arts)
Life Begins (Channel 4)
Primeval Evolved (ITV1)

Special Award
Simon Cowell

Bafta Fellowship
Melvyn Bragg