Holly Willoughby flashes her toned legs in thigh skimming summer dress on This Morning

Holly Willoughby bounced into the new week in a cute leaf printed dress from fast fashion retailer 10store.com for ITV This Morning.

The beige dress with red leaf design was available on the 10store website this morning, retailing at just £8.

But thanks to Holly’s fashion prowess it appears the summer bargain has now sold out.

Holly teamed the thigh skimming dress with a pair of her favourite Office heels that she has worn several times over the last few weeks.

The TV presenter posed in the cute summer dress backstage at ITV and posted the picture to her Instagram before Monday’s show started.

The beige dress with a red leaf print and frilled shoulder design was popular with fans who were quick to praise Holly’s choice for the show.

The sleeveless summer dress featured a peplum at the hem and a leaf printed design, as well as a belt at the waist which helped to show off Holly’s trim figure.

Skimming her toned legs Holly looked like she was lapping up the current sunny temperatures.

As usual the blonde beauty had shared a few snippets from her personal life on Instagram over the weekend.

The mother-of-three posted three bird illustrations to the micro blogging site, one for each of her children.

The illustrations were done by artist Dan Baldwin who released the special prints in support of Calm Zone, a charity helping to tackle male suicide rates.

The charity is one that Holly and ITV This Morning were seen supporting earlier in the year.

The prints which were released today were done so in conjunction with the Maddox Gallery.

Holly is a keen supporter of numerous charities and often uses her powerful social media platform to promote the initiatives she supports.

On Friday the star posted a picture of herself in a t-shirt with the slogan ‘Vacay’ by Pickle London.

The t-shirts and sweatshirts were released by the brand to help raise money for mental health charity, Mind.

Holly posted the cute selfie to help promote the new initiative reminding everyone that social media can be used to spread positive energy.