Tuesday 2 August 2022 01:51 AM Love Island's Antigoni Buxton sizzles in a sequinned mini dress at the show's ... trends now

Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimenti were crowned the winners of Love Island 2022 on Monday.

And previously dumped contestants watched the couple split the £50,000 prize from the show's wrap party at the Me Hotel in West London.

Antigoni Buxton turned heads donning a barely there gold mini dress for the occasion as she arrived fashionably late, missing the finale all together. 

The striking ensemble was embellished with sequins and featured an asymmetrical top with black bralette and chain detailing.     

Carrying the colour story into her accessories the blonde beauty strutted her stuff in towering platform heels as straps climbed her toned legs.

The singer opted for a glamorous palette of make-up with lashings of mascara as she wore her curls in a half up half down style. 

Antiogoni carried in her hand a bottle of vodka ahead of celebrations with her fellow reality stars.

Nathalia Campos also dressed to impress in a hot pink sequinned mini dress complete with feathered trim.

The bombshell, 23, put on a very leggy display as her high-lighted locks cascaded to her shoulders in a gentle wave.

Lacey Edwards made a dramatic entrance as she opted for champagne mini dress with a statement making train. 

The 25-year-old posed up a storm on the red carpet as she made sure to lift her chiffon extension for a perfect picture.

Coco Lodge, 27 and Jack Keating,23, appeared in high spirits as they left the event hand-in-hand. 

During the finale viewers saw Ekin-Su and Davide finish ahead of Gemma Owen, 19, and Luca Bish, 23, who were awarded second place and narrowly missed out on the money, with bosses deciding to ditch the 'split or steal' twist that usually comes at the end.

In previous years, winners have picked an envelope which either has the prize money or nothing enclosed, with one person in the couple being given the £50,000 with the option to 'split or steal' the cash.

This year, host Laura Whitmore, 37, announced they would automatically be sharing the money as producers opted to scrap the tradition which has been in place since series one.