'Move over Pippa': Jessica Ennis' derriere gets the attention at BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards as she leads glamour in ravishing red frock

She's had a stellar year, becoming golden girl of the 2012 Olympics.And it seems Jessica Ennis isn't only a winner on the track but in the fashion stakes as well.
The gold medal Olympian lead the glamour at the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Awards on Sunday night, turning up in a ravishing red floorlength dress.
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No red card here: Jessica Ennis leads the glam our at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards in a stunning floorlength red gown

Stealing rear of the year: Twitter went wild as Jessica Ennis showed off her derriere during the sporting celebration Poznan, taking the crown from Pippa Middleton

And her stunning look even caused a Twitter storm with fans hailing her as the new 'rear of the year', taking over from Pippa Middleton.
The sister of the Duchess of Cambridge has had a flurry of interest since the world saw her derriere in her bridesmaid dress at the royal wedding last year.
But Jessica's appearance at Sunday night's awards has caused online devotees to comment on her physique in droves.

Fine form: The sports star drew attention in her figure hugging frock as she first took to the red carpet to answer pre event questions

Lady in red: The gold medal winner looked a million miles away from her usual track look as she posed in her glamorous gown

Winning in the fashion stakes: Jessica looked ravishing in her scarlet number as she posed up next to fiance Andy Hill

Showing what she's got: Jessica received applause as she took to the stage to be greeted by the Duchess of Cambridge, who made her first public appearance at an event since announcing her pregnancy and being taken sick

One even wrote: 'Move over pippa @J_Ennis is now Queen of the bottom! #spoty.'
Looking a far cry from her look on the field, Jessica stunned the crowds in the scarlet number.
She completed her look showing off her slender toned waist with a thin black belt around her middle, while she even showed off some skin with the plunging neckline.
Ennis even accessorised to perfection holding a large black clutch with her hair worn down and sleek.

Strike a pose: The 26-year-old was one of the favourites to take away the coveted award

Could it be her? Jessica was seen smiling and clapping in the audience before the big name was announced

Shapely: Her stunning outfit on the night has meant many are now dubbing Jessica's derriere better than Pippa Middleton's after her appearance at her sister the Duchess of Cambridge's wedding last year

Festive: She smiled as she held her trophy while wearing her red frock, next to a radiant Kate in green

Pert: While she was there to pick up her trophy and see who won the title, Jessica wouldn't have been aware the effect her dress would cause

Taking centre stage: Jessica chatted away to the Duchess as it was announced Bradley Wiggins had won the coveted title of 2012

Making friends: She seemed to hit it off with Kate as she made it another night to remember

Not usually allowed to wear jewellery during her competitions, the 26-year-old made the most of her glamorous night out with a cute pendant adorning her neck.
And she also came armed with the ultimate accessory - fiance Andy Hill looking proud and dapper in his suit next to her.
Another fan wrote on Twitter: 'Pippa Middleton is seething with jealousy at all the attention Jessica Ennis's bum is getting on Twitter right now,' while another commented: 'How do I vote for Jessica Ennis's bum? #sportspersonality.'
But she wasn't the only sports personality to stand out on the red carpet.

The work's paid off: Not only was Jessica hailed for her sporting achievements at the event but her shapely figure also didn't go unnoticed

Lady in black: While Jessica stood out in her vibrant frock, cyclist Victoria Pendleton opted for a simple black shift dress for the night

Dressed up: Gymnast Beth Tweddle went for a cute lace frock as she also brought boyfriend Steven Cryer along

Playing it safe: Rebecca Adlington and Sally Gunnell went for black dresses as they also walked the red carpet at ExCeL

Swimmer Rebecca Adlington also dressed to the nines, showing off her figure in a plunging black halterneck dress.
And it seems black was the popular choice for the night as many of the sporting stars played it safe in dark ensembles.
Even Strictly star and gold Olympic cyclist Victoria Pendleton showed up in a simple black shift dress.

Running theme: Victoria wasn't the only one to play it safe in black, as fellow cyclist Sarah Storey and Amy Williams also showed off their own LBDs

All that glitters: Dame Kelly Holmes ensured she looked her best for the special sporting evening

Glammed up: Jade Jones showed off her toned legs in a mini-dress and side swept hair, while Paula Radcliffe also showed off her style

Splashes of colour: Both Helen Glover and Heather Stanning went for printed frocks as they posed up together on their way in

Making her entrance: Zara Phillips was also one of the guests of honour to watch the evening unfold and the name be announced

She showed off her long dark curly locks, while going for bare legs and chunky heeled shoes.
Gymnast Beth Tweddle also went for black, although dressed it up with lace detailing as she brought boyfriend Steven Cryer along in tow.
Sally Gunnell was also among those in black, opting for an asymmetric cut and sheer tights for presenting duties.

Scarlet stunner: Paralympian swimmer Eleanor Simmonds also went for red with a silver clutch for the big night

In the blue: Hurdler Christine Ohuruogu went for an electric wrap around dress with matching heels, while Jane Torvill also opted for a similar hue

Happily married: Singer Katie Melua went for a risque frock as she joined husband, superbike champion James Toseland, who she married in August

Dressed to the nines: Denise Lewis and Zoe Smith mingled with the A-listers of the sporting world at the annual bash

Lovely in lemon: Rugby star Chris Robshaw's girlfriend, singer Camilla Kerslake, wore one of the brightest ensembles of the evening

Ladies' night: Katherine Grainger, cyclist Joanna Rowesell and former athlete Dame Mary Peters were also in attendance

Co-ordinating: Both Kelly Sotherton and Katarina Johnson-Thompson opted for black dresses with lace detailing

Date night: Boris Becker brought wife Lilly along, who shimmered on to the red carpet in a sequin black dress with splashes of pink

Hosts: TV presenters Amanda Byram and Helen Skelton ensured all eyes were on them as they showed up to Royal Victoria Dock in London

Britain’s top sport stars gathered on Sunday night to celebrate their greatest ever year at the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year awards, with the Duchess of Cambridge set to present the main prize after recovering from illness.
Olympic and Paralympic heroes dominated this year’s shortlist, with golfer Rory McIlroy the only one of the 12 nominees not to have won medals at London 2012 this summer.
Cyclist Bradley Wiggins was the bookmakers’ odds-on favourite after his historic triumph in the Tour de France and gold in the Olympics time trial, followed by heptathlon champion Jessica Ennis.

Showing off her medals: Hannah Cockroft went for a satin strappy frock, accessorising with her medals

Leaving little to the imagination: Katie was joined by Karen Pickering, who also bared her flesh in an LBD

Going girlie: Natasha Baker and Samantha Murray took their seats to hear who was crowned the winner

And smile: 400m hurdler Dai Greene and Sian Davies smiled for the many waiting cameras

Entertaining the crowds: Emeli Sande also went for red as she belted out some tracks for the audience

Mo Farah, double gold medallist in the 5,000 metres and 10,000m, was ranked third favourite with the bookies, just ahead of Andy Murray, who became the first British man to win a grand slam singles title for 76 years when he triumphed in the US Open and won an Olympic gold.
The list of nominees had been extended from 10 to 12 this year to reflect the incredible year for British sport.
It was aslo the Duchess’ first public appearance since leaving hospital for severe pregnancy sickness when she presented the main award as well as the lifetime achievement honour to Lord Sebastian Coe.

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