The sun may have been shining in Ireland today, but on Dancing with the Stars the stage was set for all things spooky and scary. For Fright Night, the hosts and judges pulled out all the stops with their eye-catching outfits.
Now in its eighth season, Dancing with the Stars has been bringing some glamour to our weekends for the past few weeks, and tonight's ensembles continued to ramp things up.
With a host of dazzling new faces, and stylist Clémentine MacNeice back at the helm dressing hosts Jennifer and Doireann to the nines, this season has been spook-tacular.
Each week we chat with the celebrity stylist to find out what our dazzling hosts are wearing, and where you can shop the look.
"We're a little bit on theme with those deeper colours," Clementine told RTÉ Lifestyle. "I know we're getting into spring/summer but we wanted to keep it dark and moody."
This week, Jennifer dazzled in a slinky silver mini-dess from Retrofete as well as a smattering of jewellery from Irish shops One Dame Lane and Betty & Biddy. Her strappy silver shoes are from ASOS.
"She's just so classy and cool," says the stylist. "She could wear anything and just look cool - they both do. They're so different in their styles and they've shown so many sides to their styles as well. They're both great and open to everything and that's brilliant and refreshing."
Elsewhere on the dance floor, Doireann wore yet another fabulous statement suit on the dancefloor, dazzling in a sparkling Mango two-piece. She complemented the look with earrings from Zara and a pair of sky-high heels from Mantra.
"No one wears a suit like Doireann," the stylist smiles. "I think what's great about the girls is that they're both so different; Doireann loves a suit and trousers, she's quite quirky but chic at the same time."
"We've probably been going that bit more chic and simple," she adds, "maybe a bit more grown up than last year, which I love."
As for the judges, stylist Irene O'Brien had Arthur, Brian, Karen and Loraine looking scarily good.
While Brian wore an all tweed attire from Celtic tweed (complete with a Darcula-worthy cloak), Loraine channeled Maleficent in a feathered velvet dress that she accessorised with a re-fashioned shawl along with an incredible "headpiece extravaganza".
Karen wore an incredible red latex dress which O'Brien decorated with chainmail, and Arthur wore a Scream-inspired suit that featured "a few little surpises" as well as a pair of chunky black boots from his own Halloween party last year.
