EMILY Atack looked incredible last night as she gave fans a look at her latest Celebrity Juice outfit.
The comedian, 32, wore a £195 floral Rixo minidress with a teardrop neckline and a pair of Kurt Geiger heels, which Emily said she loves.
Her hair and makeup were professionally styled and she smiled in a bare room that she joked was a prison.
She wrote on Instagram: “Bringing you some spring vibes this evening from my prison cell 
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In another behind-the-scenes peek, host Keith Lemon popped open a beer while co-star Laura Whitmore loitered in the background in a pink dress.
Fans were smitten, with one commenting: “…and she’s serving GLAM! 
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Another joked: “Wow prison outfits are pretty hot these days!”
A third said: “Looking fabulous bring on summer 
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Earlier this week Emily slammed “perverts” sending her filthy messages after a photo of her in a taxi circulated online.
The Inbetweeners star said she was hounded on Sunday after the snap was shared by a porn website’s Twitter account.
Emily said: “Oh good so this photo is now on the actual Fake Taxi Twitter and website.
“Excellent, No really that’s great. Trying to have a wholesome Sunday and I’m being bombarded with perverts asking if I’d like to accidentally take a wrong turn into the woods.
“Go iron your kids school uniforms you p***ks.”
The photo shows Emily sitting in the back of a black cab wearing a green mini dress, as she playfully sticks out her tongue.
It was shared by FakeTaxi, a porno site where men can be seen romping with women in the back of a cab.
Emily was made aware of the photo doing the rounds last week, when cruel social media users insinuated she had deliberately posed for the site.
In one snap, a vile Instagram user wrote over the photo: “#Looks like Charlotte from The Inbetweeners has had quite a dramatic career change.”
Actress Emily was recently among the celebrities backing laws to jail internet trolls.
She told The Celeb Report: “I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve logged on and felt completely winded by what someone has written or sent directly to me.”
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“I’ve received countless levels of online abuse but increasingly, it has become very sexualised. I receive hundreds of sexually motivated messages – from rape threats, to men telling me exactly what they’re going to do to me in the most brutal and misogynistic ways.
“I launched the #EndCyberflashing campaign alongside Grazia Magazine last year to make unwanted sexually explicit abuse a crime.
