ANYONE who goes out for a night out likes to dress up, whether it’s for a party, a ball, or just to go around some pubs and clubs.

So, why can't TV presenters do the same?

A total of 139 people felt the need to complain to the BBC after Holly Willoughby wore a racy number for the final of The Voice.

Yes, it was low cut and revealing, but was it really worth making a song and dance about?

Some people may say it’s a family show which children watch and they shouldn’t be subjected to the sight of women wearing revealing clothes before the 9pm watershed.

Well, if that is the case, then all beaches should be off limits in case a child feels traumatised when they see someone wearing a bikini.

Holly Willoughby is an attractive woman who likes to dress up, just like millions of other people across the country.

She knows that she has to act more demure and "mumsy" when presenting her daytime show This Morning, but why can't she wear a bit of glitz and glam up for an evening show?

We’re all used to seeing images of TV and movie stars wearing low-cut dresses at awards ceremonies and no one complains about that.

If anything, they give it the thumbs-up.

It really annoys me when people feel compelled to complain about trivial things like this, as if it's their "duty."

Of course, there are occasions when children do need to be protected and I am completely against shops selling sexually suggestive clothes to youngsters.

But, come on, was Holly's dress really that offensive?

In my opinion, no.

But what do you think? Leave your comments below or vote on the poll.