EMMA PATON stunned successful a see-through achromatic apical astatine the premiere of "Game of Throws".
"Game of Throws: Inside Darts" volition debut connected Sky Documentaries astatine 9pm connected Saturday November 30 arsenic fans are fixed a behind-the-scenes penetration into the sport.
A big of high-profile names were successful attendance astatine the London premiere connected Monday night.
One of those was Sky Sports darts big Paton - who smiled for the cameras successful her all-black outfit connected the reddish carpet.
Teenage sensation Luke Littler was besides determination - and the Warrington wonderkid posed for photos alongside rival Luke Humphries.
World champion Humphries bushed Littler 11-7 to assertion the Players Championship Finals successful Minehead connected Sunday night.
Three-time satellite champion Michael van Gerwen and darts commentator Wayne Mardle were among the different high-profile names astatine the event.
And Anna Woolhouse, who similar Paton presents darts events, was besides connected the reddish carpet successful a leather skirt.
Paton is hugely fashionable and boasts much than 200,000 Instagram followers.
As good arsenic darts, the presenter has besides covered the NFL UK phantasy amusement and worked connected Sky Sports News.
The newsman has shown immense versatility arsenic she besides specialises successful WWE arsenic good arsenic eSports.
And arsenic a erstwhile way jock herself, who utilized to vie nationally successful the 400m, she has worked connected respective large athletics events.
Heartbreaking infinitesimal darts wonderkid near successful floods of tears aft missing accidental to travel successful Luke Littler's footsteps
Paton has been with Sky since 2012, but has started to marque a sanction for herself online successful caller years.
She has amassed specified a beardown fanbase and precocious immoderate adjacent demanded she gets a apical job.
Paton is besides covering the semi-finals of the World Cup of Darts and volition beryllium determination for the last arsenic well.