Holly Willoughby was a vision in floral today as she joined Phillip Schofield to present ITV’s This Morning. The TV star wowed fans in a high end piece from designer Claudie Pierlot. Known for her enviable figure, the pretty floral dress cut just above the knee and flaunted the star’s pins. She shared a photo of her outfit with her 5.5 million Instagram followers ahead of the award winning show.
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Straying from her reputation as queen of high street, today’s dress will set fans back a whopping £239.
The blonde finished off the look with a nude pair of heels from Office.
The £60 heels can be found on the brands website and are available to purchase.
Fans were quick to show their adoration for Holly’s outfit today with many asking where to buy the dress.
One fan commented “Summer is here, love the dress”.
Yesterday saw Holly trade in her usual bright colour palette for an all white ensemble.
The blonde looked angelic in the figure flattering outfit with complimented her post-holiday tan.
Sticking to her favoured silhouette, the mother-of-three paired a Massimo Dutti cashmere jumper with a pleated midi skirt from her high street favourite H&M.
Available in 3 different colours, the skirt retails an an affordable £29.99.
To finish off the look, the star opted for a pair of white court heels from Zara.
The star could be seen wearing the exact same pair on ITV’s This Morning a few weeks back.
A known advocate for high street fashion, Holly has been known to sell out styles fast.
One posting her outfit details to Instagram, fans of the presenter can use photo tags to shop Holly’s style.
Fans can also find the blonde’s outfit details via Angie Smith, Holly’s stylist who often links the pieces on her stories.
Holly will return to our screens tomorrow for another episode of This Morning.
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