On today’s edition of ITV’s This Morning Holly Willoughby looked stunning in a black floral dress. The mid length tea dress is available at online retailer ASOS for an affordable £38. Holly completed the look with black suede court shoes. The classic heels are available from L.K.Bennett for £195 and come in a variety of colours.
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Holly’s choice today of a floral dress is a classic go to look for the presenter.
She is a great fan of a printed dress, often wearing animal or check print numbers for presenting This Morning.
Recently Holly has been wearing a number of floral dresses as the weather has gotten warmer.
Whilst her dress today is an affordable £38, last week the mum-of-three wore far pricier options.
At the end of last week Holly opted for a £475 Beulah London floral dress as well as a Anna Mason £725 floral dress earlier in the week.
Holly often takes to Instagram to share moments of her family life with her 5.6 million followers.
Yesterday evening she shared a sweet picture of her cat nestled under an umbrella.
She captioned the picture: “This dark and dismal weather calls for den building… Bluebell making herself right at home…”
Many of her followers were quick to comment on the bad luck associated with opening an umbrella indoors.
Notoriously private about her family, the mum-of-three has been opening up recently and sharing more personal pictures.
On yesterday’s edition of This Morning, despite the dismal weather, Holly looked bright and colourful in a lavender outfit.
Holly wore a £49.99 lilac tweed pencil skirt from Spanish high street favourite Zara.
She paired the skirt with a cashmere jumper from Pure Collection that is currently on sale for £90 in a variety of colours.
Holly is a firm favourite of the brand’s cashmere collection and often wears their jumpers when presenting This Morning.
Holly will be back tomorrow alongside Phillip Schofield to present the award winning ITV show.
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