You look like a dream, girl! Slender Jennifer Hudson sizzles in a slinky silver minidress... before posing with adorable son David backstage at The Voice UK final

Published: 16:07 BST, 3 April 2017 | Updated: 16:51 BST, 3 April 2017

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She scored a massive victory on Sunday night when Mo Adeniran, a budding singer under her mentorship, was crowned the winner of the latest season of The Voice UK.

But Jennifer Hudson appeared intent on proving that she's also a sartorial champ, as she posed backstage on the same evening in a shimmering, slinky silver minidress.

The Oscar-winning Dreamgirls star, 35, also posed for a shot with her adorable son David, who joined her backstage at ITV's London studios on the celebratory night.

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You look like a dream, girl! Jennifer Hudson was seen posing in a slinky silver minidress backstage at The Voice UK on Sunday night

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Her halterneck sleeveless dress, textured with black and gold patterning to give it a faux snakeskin effect, was teamed with glittering silver shoes.

However, when the time rolled around for her to hit the stage for what would prove to be a victorious night, the former American Idol hopeful opted for another gown.

The Chicago native wowed as she flaunted her slender figure in a black long-sleeved semi sheer dress, which was embellished with pretty gold leaf detailing.

Mother and son: The star also posed for a shot with her seven-year-old son, David Otunga Jr

Capping off a great night: The pair sported black caps bearing her nickname, JHud

Featuring a plunging neckline revealing her enviable curves and cinched in at the waist by a diamante belt, she teamed it with a matching choker.

Showcasing her flawless dewy complexion and pretty bone structure, she went for a touch of bronzer and highlighter framed by her pixie cut.

And after watching her act Mo take the crown as the show's newest victor, she threw on a black cap bearing her nickname JHud and posed with her son, who she raises with her partner David Otunga.

Slithering along nicely: Her eye-catching minidress was textured, to give it a snakeskin effect

Slender: The figure-hugging halterneck design allowed her to show off her slender frame

Best foot forward: She teamed the thigh-scraping number with a glittering pair of silver heels

Finishing touches: She posed up a storm as she gave herself a once-over in her mirrors

Say my name: The Oscar-winning Dreamgirls star also posed beside her dressing room door

Feline fine: Her flawless makeup scheme included heavy eyeliner, to give her a cat-eye look

And Team JHud proved successful as, after months of stellar performances, battle rounds and public votes, Mo won the vote over Welsh duo The Ark.

While the show was disrupted by a stage invader and Tom Jones accidentally swearing on air, nothing could detract from the 21-year-old's joy.

Flabbergasted as the result was announced, Mo looked on in shock whilst his mentor Jennifer immediately burst into tears of happiness.

After his performance of Paolo Nutini's Iron Sky, Jennifer said: 'If that is not a representation of what The Voice is about then I don't know what is. It's timeless and it's not something that comes about all the time.'