Amanda Holden cuts a chic figure in a pastel pink T-shirt, silk pleated skirt and £1,090 Fendi bag

She has been showcasing her extensive wardrobe during coronavirus lockdown.  

And Amanda Holden cut a chic figure as she headed to work at Global Radio studios to present her Heart Breakfast show on Monday.

The Britain’s Got Talent judge, 49, looked perfectly summery in a pale pink T-shirt and blue silk pleated skirt.   

Amanda teased a hint of her tanned legs in the ankle length skirt, which was adorned with a pretty pink flower print. 

The television personality opted for comfort on her feet with white trainers but amped up the glamour with a soft pink £1,090 Fendi crossbody bag. 

Amanda wore her blonde locks in soft curls and finished off her stylish outfit with black aviators and delicate jewellery.  

Amanda’s appearance comes after reports Britain’s Got Talent will film its final without an audience for the first time in its 14-year history.

Bosses are said to be currently planning for ‘every eventuality’ after the original semi-finals were postponed due to the COVID-19 crisis.

The show is also reportedly preparing in case guidelines change and will also have social measures put in place for the crowds. 

A source told The Sun: ‘ITV bosses are having to plan for every eventuality and as it stands, the BGT live shows won’t be filmed with an audience.

‘If guidelines change and they can get in a crowd using social distancing, they’ll consider it.’ 

They added: ‘BGT bosses know they can keep production values sky high and that while the audience have some role to play, most of the reaction comes from the judges.’ 

The source claimed that at present the only people in the studio will be a small crew and the judging panel made up of Simon Cowell, Amanda, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams. 

They added that the show will make up for the reported lack of audience with ‘bigger and more daring’ acts. 

MailOnline has contacted Britain’s Got Talent for comment.