The pop star, 35, appeared on the BBC One programme to perform her latest single Love Made Me Do It.
And, while television viewers have previously commented on her live vocal performances, it was her style that caught their eyes this evening.
Former X Factor judge Cheryl donned a black mesh top which appeared to be see-through.
The former Girls Aloud band member wore a short leather jacket which she teamed with a matching skirt and thigh-high baggy grey boots.
Taking to Twitter, one viewer wrote: “Does Cheryl have anything on under that top? What is she actually wearing?! #michaelmcintyresbigshow.”
Another tweeted: “Oh dear Cheryl looks like she’s lost the other part of her pantomime horse #michaelmcintyresbigshow.”
Commenting on her footwear, someone else wrote: “What the hell does Cheryl whateverhernameisnow have on her legs? Jesus Christ. #michaelmcintyresbigshow.”
And one other member of the audience at home remarked: “WHAT does Cheryl look like in those boots! #michaelmcintyre.”
Meanwhile, Cheryl's ex Liam Payne reportedly wants Cheryl to pursue a career as a music manager after her comeback single flopped.
The 25-year-old dad met his son Bear's mother when she was a judge on The X Factor, and witnessed her guide young pop stars to success on the ITV show.
It has since been claimed he suggested she would do well as a music manager, with a source telling Closer: "His advice was that if she didn't want to carry on performing, she should go into music management."
The insider added: "Liam has told her to ignore the haters and focus on the people who love her.
"He's told her not to give up and that together they can try again."
However, Cheryl, 35, is determined to cling on to her career as a pop star.
The Sun Online has contacted Liam Payne's rep for a comment.
Cheryl previously vowed to quit music if her comeback failed to dent the top 80.
After her single Love Made Me Do It limped in at No19 last week, it nosedived to No48 in official chart figures — and has moved one place to No47.
In a further blow, bosses at Radio 1 announced their playlist for last week and Cheryl failed to even make the C list, which features the station’s least-prioritised songs.
It means 41 other current tracks could be more likely to be played by the station’s DJs than Cheryl’s.
That will be seen as a major snub after she co-hosted Nick Grimshaw’s show on the network last week.
Industry insiders say the much-hyped record has shifted just 5,000 copies despite a high-profile performance on the X Factor.
Streaming figures paint an even bleaker picture, showing she had slipped down to No110 in the daily Spotify charts just two days after the TV appearance.
The record was played 460,000 times last week, while current chart topper Thank U, Next, by Ariana Grande was played 6.3million times.
Fellow Brits Little Mix are riding high at No2 with Woman Like Me, having been streamed 2.3million times — while every track in the top 20 boasts at least 1.3million.
A source told The Sun: “It’s dropping down the rankings fast this week despite it being her big comeback. It could easily end up falling further by the time the final charts are unveiled on Friday.”
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