Holly Willoughby cut a stylish figure as she hosted The Games final on ITV at Crystal Palace's National Sports Centre on Friday night.

The television presenter, 41, wore a chic sky blue trouser suit by Acler, with the jacket featuring a plunging neckline and a belt cinched in at the waist.

Holly once again took centre stage as host of the tense final, which saw Love Island's Wes Nelson and Chelcee Grimes crowned champions. 

Holly opted for a pair of white Kurt Geiger heels and she took to Instagram to share a snap of herself posing in front of a branding board for the show while on set.

The This Morning host captioned her snap: 'It's the final and what an incredible week it's been @thegamestv join me and @aflintoff11 for all the action #hwstyle suit @acler heels @kurtgeiger.'

Holly was seen on set as she posed alongside co-host Freddie Flintoff, 44, with the former cricketer looking dapper in a cream suit.

He completed his look by opting for a crisp white shirt and a gold tie.  

Contestants Chelcee Grimes and Wes Nelson were crowned the winners of The Games during the tense live final held at the Crystal Palace athletics track.

The songstress, 30, and the Love Island star, 24, came top of the women's and men's leaderboards after racking up wins over the week with a series of sporting challenges on the track, in the pool and around the velodrome - while Wes was the overall winner with 45 total points.

During the final the men and women took to the track to both compete in the 100m sprinting race, with Chelcee beating off stiff competition from Olivia Attwood, Phoenix Brown, Christine McGuinness, Rebecca Sarker, and Lucrezia Millarini to cross the line first.  

Meanwhile in the men's race Wes was streaks ahead of his opponents Ryan Thomas, Kevin Clifton, Max George, Josh Herdman, Colson Smith as he sprinted to victory. 

Talking after her win Chelcee said: 'I did a Usain Bolt sign at the end! I want to say a huge thank you to all the girls and we have been through so much, we were all just racing individually and wow it's just been amazing.'  

Meanwhile speaking after his win Wes said: 'I'm absolutely buzzing. For me it's been more than just winning. 

'This has been so good for my mental health, just being in and around sport again. I didn't realise how much I missed it but this was the wake-up call I needed and 100%, I'm going to keep it up.'

'But for me, truly, the biggest journey and the biggest transformation has been Colson, he deserves this trophy. He has been an absolute credit to this whole competition and has been an inspiration to all of us. All the guys have been absolutely incredible, we've made friends for life.'