You're not on the dancefloor anymore! Nancy Dell'Olio lets it all hang out in theatrical attire

By Nadia Mendoza


Strictly come festive: Nancy opts for seasonal colours in her rich red dress and heavy black fur coat


She may have been evicted from Strictly Come Dancing, but Nancy Dell'Olio isn't ready to surrender her dancefloor gowns.

The 50-year-old opted for a garish red dress that struggled to contain her curves and wouldn't have looked out of place on the BBC One show.

Dell'Olio was hosting the seasonal festivities at Mount Street in Mayfair, London, turning on the Christmas lights tonight.


Sven-Göran Eriksson's former flame left little to the imagination in the revealing number, braving the cold as she opted to go without tights.

She elevated her height by several inches with a pair of Christian Laboutin's iconic red sole skyscraper heels.

Poser: Nancy strikes her best angle as she shows off her daring red dress


Together with plenty of bling, including a large pair of drop earrings and several bangles, the reality star battled the chill in a Cruelle de Ville coat.

Since bidding farewell to Strictly, the Italian-American has been relishing her resurrected stab at fame.

Last week, Nancy opened the adult Erotica 2011 festival, billed as the 'world’s biggest adult lifestyle show'.

She squeezed into a black PVC dress for the occasion, posing alongside several bare-chested men at the London Olympia annual event.

Working hard then? Nancy Dell'Olio has a break as she switches on the Christmas lights at Mount Street, London


Erotica spokesman, Savvas Christodoulou praised Nancy, saying: 'In our opinion she exudes glamour and sexuality.

'She has embraced the eroticism of dance, the theme of Erotica 2011.'

Earlier this month, audacious Nancy also revealed women are usually jealous of her as they want to be like her.

Seasonal cheer: Nancy enjoys the festivities as she braves the cold minus her tights


During an interview with the Evening Standard, she said 'Of course they are (other women are jealous). I mean just look at me!

'The majority of women want to be like me. It is very sad, jealousy is something that just doesn't belong to me so I don't understand it.

'I think this is something women are not really very good at. We need to stick together.'


New found fame: Nancy has catapulted into the spotlight again after Strictly stint


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