TRIC Awards 2020: Susanna Reid looks lovely in scarlet dress as she joins her elegant GMB co-host Charlotte Hawkins on the red carpet at star-studded TV and radio event
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The TRIC Awards 2020 drew the great and the good of showbiz world to London’s Grosvenor House in London on Tuesday.
And Susanna Reid was leading the glamorous arrivals at the annual awards show, where she was joined by a host of famous faces celebrating the very best in TV and radio from the past year.
The 49-year-old presenter looked elegant as ever in a red, figure-hugging dress as she joined her Good Morning Britain co-host Charlotte Hawkins on the red carpet.
Dynamic duo: Good Morning Britain’s Susanna Reid (left) and Charlotte Hawkins (right) were leading the glamorous arrivals at the TRIC Awards 2020, held at London’s Grosvenor House in London on Tuesday
Susanna, who was fresh from her GMB hosting duties, looked lovely in the simple dress, which boasted an asymmetric neckline.
She completed her look with white stilettos and a slick of coordinating, scarlet lipstick, styling her hair down in tumbling waves.
Charlotte was chic in an off-the-shoulder white number featuring large bow detailing on each sleeve.
She accessorised with a rectangular silver clutch and a pair of dazzling embellished heels.
Glamorous: Susanna, who was fresh from her GMB hosting duties, looked lovely in the simple dress, which boasted an asymmetric neckline
Stylish: Charlotte was chic in an off-the-shoulder white number featuring large bow detailing on each sleeve
Sealed with a kiss: Elsewhere, Love Island winners Paige Turley and Finley Tapp were spotted putting on an amorous display
Elsewhere, Love Island winners Paige Turley and Finley Tapp were spotted putting on an amorous display on the red carpet.
The pair couldn’t keep their hands off one another as they posed for a smooch upon arrival, proving their romance is still going strong in the outside world.
TRIC stands for Television, Radio and Industries Club, a British institution which was chartered in 1931 to ‘promote goodwill in the television and radio industries’.
It aims to do so by the holding of high-profile events,and raising money for good causes nominated by TRIC.
The annual awards show, first held in 1969, celebrates achievements across the fields of TV and radio.
Lorraine Kelly took on the title of TRIC president in July 2019 and picked up the Special Recognition Award in 2019.