Chris Hughes looks completely unrecognisable in blonde ponytail after getting drag makeover

Chris Hughes looks completely unrecognisable in a blonde ponytail and a white mini dress after getting a drag makeover on Queens For The Night.

The new ITV show shows celebrity cast members taking on the biggest transformation of their careers as they attempt to embrace their inner drag in a competition like no other.

And Love Island star, 29, left viewers stunned after revealing his brand new drag look, an alter-ego called Orla Feelz, through his incredible dance routine wearing a white mini dress.

He had a full face of glamorous makeup on, with a heavy contour and some pink gloss on his lips.

The ITV racing presenter really gave it his all as he performed to hit pop songs by Britney Spears and Lady Gaga.

Chris was joined, Simon Gregson and Mr. Motivator are aiming to smash toxic masculinity as they star in ITV‘s new drag show, Queens For The Night.

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No way! Chris Hughes looks completely unrecognisable in a blonde ponytail and a white mini dress after getting a drag makeover on Queens For The Night

Also taking part are Adam Woodyatt, Joe Marler and George Shelley as they seek to master the disciplines of drag, from singing, dancing, lip syncing, impression, comedy or Dragic, short for Drag magic.

Hosted by drag super fan Lorraine Kelly, she will be joined by judges Melanie C, Rob Beckett, Courtney Act and star of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Layton Williams.

Performing live in front of a panel of expert judges and a live studio audience, only one celebrity can be crowned the ultimate winner.

Transformation: Love Island star Chris, 29, left viewers stunned after revealing his brand new drag look, an alter-ego called Orla Feelz

The show will see some of the most successful Drag Queens in the business become mentors to each of the celebrities.

Blu Hydrangea, Kitty Scott-Claus, La Voix, Myra DuBois, Asttina Mandella, Margo Marshall will be using their expert knowledge to guide and teach our famous students, as they prepare and perfect their drag personas.

Chris, under the name of Margo Marshall, said: ‘I want to be a drag queen because in this world there’s so much toxic masculinity issues, it’s stigmatised.

He’s got his game face on! In another fun picture from set, Love Island star Chris, 29, looks ready to give the show all he’s got ahead of his makeover and performance

Ready to go! Chris sits in a khaki silk robe while drag star Margo Marshall stands behind him ready to give him tips and tricks

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‘I’m a very emotional person, I cry on camera all the time whenever discussing emotional things. I’m a man and we should be able to cry.

‘It’s great to be able to break that stigma down and people should be able to be themselves. If you want to cry, if you want to wear heels, if you want to wear makeup, it doesn’t matter who you are, you should be able to do your thing.

‘I can just about manage a Tik Tok dance and that’s as far as it goes.’ 

New show: The show will see some of the most successful Drag Queens in the business become mentors to each of the celebrities (Chris Hughes pictured in October 2022)