Claudia Winkleman looked chic as she joined Love Island’s Indiyah Polack at the Edinburgh TV Festival in Scotland on Thursday.
The presenter, 51, smiled proudly after receiving the Outstanding Achievement Award in honour of her three decade TV career.
She wore a smart black blazer with a pair of skinny jeans and heeled boots while posing with the award.
Meanwhile, Indiyah, 24, caught the eye in a plunging satin coordinate that featured a draped halterneck.
She teamed the khaki number with a matching pair of cargo trousers and some white trainers.
Amazing: Claudia Winkleman, 51, looked chic as she joined Love Island’s Indiyah Polack at the Edinburgh TV Festival in Scotland on Thursday
Well done: The presenter smiled proudly after receiving the Outstanding Achievement Award in honour of her three decade TV career
The reality TV star pulled her hair back into a high ponytail and accessorised with a metalic shoulder bag.
Elsewhere, Chloe Burrows, 27, looked stylish in a high neck silver top and white wide leg trousers as she spoke at the event.
Also in attendance was Nick Grimshaw, Ade Adepitan, Louis Theroux and Kirsty Young
Speaking on stage In Conversation with Kirsty Young, Claudia was presented with her award as she discussed her career.
Before the event, the TV personality said: ‘I am humbled and honoured to accept this Outstanding Achievement Award,’ according to Deadline.
‘I am ridiculously lucky and work with extraordinary people, so this is actually for them and not for me.’
Last month, it was announced that Claudia’s understated Channel 4 series The Piano will live to see another day as it has been renewed for a second series, according to The Sun.
The show sees amateur musicians performing at train stations around the country while being secretly watched by singer Mika and pianist Lang Lang.
Peace: Meanwhile, Indiyah caught the eye in a plunging satin coordinate that featured a draped halterneck
On stage: Elsewhere, Chloe Burrows, 27, looked stylish in a high neck silver top and white wide leg trousers as she spoke at the event
Incredible: Before the event, the TV personality said: ‘I am humbled and honoured to accept this Outstanding Achievement Award,’ according to Deadline
Achievement: Ellie Simmonds scooped an award for breakthrough presenter for her documentary Ellie Simmonds: A World Without Dwarfism?
Smart: Also in attendance was Nick Grimshaw who wore a black sweater
Red carpet: Louis Theroux opted for a blue shirt with a pair of grey jeans
Beaming: Ade Adepitan flashed a smile while looking stylish in a denim jacket
Elegant: Speaking on stage In Conversation with Kirsty Young, Claudia was presented with her award as she discussed her career (Kirsty pictured)
The top four performers were then chosen to perform at The Royal Festival Hall.
Chief Creative Officer at, Ian Katz, said: ‘In a world full of wannabes seeking their moment in the limelight, The Piano was a breath of fresh air.
‘It celebrated ordinary people doing something extraordinary for the sheer love of it.
‘From 94-year-old widower George who played in Glasgow station to Lucy, the blind 13-year-old who stole the nation’s hearts.’
Both Mika and Lang Lang will be back to judge the second series which will expand from five episodes to seven.
The first series was won by 13-year-old Lucy from Halifax who stunned the audience with her performance of Debussy’s Arabesque No1 at the Royal Festival Hall.
She also played at King Charles’ Coronation Concert in May.
Meanwhile, Claudia’s other reality show The Traitors could lose its hit show The Traitors to rival channel ITV.
The Mail On Sunday reported the commercial broadcaster is close to securing a deal to buy the company that makes the Bafta-winning programme – and if they do, they will be able to decide which network airs it.
Bosses would be happy to deny the BBC one of its biggest ratings hits if they can pull off the deal to acquire All3Media for £1 billion.
When it launched last year, The Traitors – which is hosted by Claudia Winkleman – instantly became one of the jewels in the BBC’s crown.
Hard work: ‘I am ridiculously lucky and work with extraordinary people, so this is actually for them and not for me,’ Claudia added
Return: Last month, it was announced that Claudia ‘s understated Channel 4 series The Piano will live to see another day as it has been renewed for a second series, according to The Sun
Its first series, made by All3Media subsidiary Studio Lambert, attracted an average audience of 5.4 million and encouraged more young viewers to sign up for iPlayer than any other show.
An industry insider said: ‘The Traitors has been one of the biggest television success stories in recent years. It is also something that ITV bosses think would fit in so well on their own channel.
‘Because they would own the company that makes it, they could do whatever they wanted with it.
‘ITV know just what damage it would do to the BBC, but they have a business to run and they want to get the viewers watching their channel.’
