The Greatest Dancer's live semi-final kicked off in style on Saturday night.
And judge Cheryl showed off her eccentric sense of style as she stepped out on stage for the BBC One live show.
The singer, 35, looked striking as she stepped out in a white blazer dress which had a plunging neckline and showed off her slender legs.
The Greatest Dancer semi-final: Cheryl showed off her eccentric sense of style in a white blazer dress as Oti Mabuse broke down in tears over KLA's performance on Saturday night
Meanwhile fellow judge Oti Mabuse broke down in tears over her group KLA's performance which saw the group of girls perform with props for the first time.
The Strictly Come Dancing pro, 28, began crying as she gave her critique to the dance troupe after their performance, as she said: 'I know how hard it is, and I know how hard they worked.'
As she began to cry she said 'sorry', before she continued candidly: 'I get so nervous when KLA dances, they get overwhelmed by everyone.
'They cant do splits, they can't stand on their heads and jumping like everyone else does but they dance and deliver Latin and dance.'
Emotional: Meanwhile fellow judge Oti Mabuse broke down in tears over her group KLA's performance which saw the group of girls perform with props for the first time
As she continued to shed tears over the group, she concluded: 'You push yourselves, you used the umbrellas, I love you, never forget that! I love you very much.'
While Matthew Morrison admitted it wasn't his favourite performance from them, he added: 'It wasgreat seeing htem use props, and also seeing you try things that we've never seen from you guys.'
'It's all stuff we've never seen you do before, and in that sense you are competetly fearless!'
Cheryl then went on, as she added: 'Girls I thought your choreography has gotten better, and better, and better each week, you really do take risks with your choreography, your lifts and your spins. some of those things I wouldn'y be able to be brave enough to do.'
Ahead of the final, Cheryl looked amazing in black and white sports gear as she practised with Pasha Kovalev and rehearsed a group routine with the Strictly pros.
The group performance will feature in a dramatic live semi-final which will see Cheryl once again take to the stage with coaches Oti Mabuse and Matthew Morrison, ahead of the remaining six acts battling it out for a place in the final.
Cheryl exclusively told MailOnline that she was thrilled to be paired with Pasha for his final
