Holly Willoughby wows in bright blue dress to present This Morning – where to buy her look

On today’s edition of ITV’s This Morning Holly Willoughby looked stunning in a floral pleated dress. The blue and red ditsy floral number is available from high street favourite Whistles, originally priced at £199, it is now in the sale for £111.20. Holly paired the dress with £225 navy courts from Russell and Bromley. The heels are a departure from Holly’s usual shoe choice of £510 Gianvito Rossi nude courts.

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Holly is a fan of Whistles clothing, often wearing their dresses and skirts to present This Morning.

Just last week the mum-of-three wore a long sleeved blue floral dress from Whistles.

Holly is a great champion of the British high street often wearing pieces from Oasis, John Lewis and Jigsaw.

The blonde presenter continues to work with her stylist Angie Smith.

Smith has been credited with transforming Holly’s presenting wardrobe and also styles fellow This Morning Presenter Rochelle Humes.

Holly often uses Instagram to share personal moments of her life to her 5.5 million followers.

Yesterday Holly took to Instagram to share a picture of herself and her sister when they were children to celebrate her sister’s birthday.

She captioned the throwback picture, “Happy Birthday to my beautiful sister…earth angel”.

Holly also posted pictures of her sister and herself when they attended the BAFTA’s on Sunday.

The pair were beaming into the camera to celebrate Holly’s I’m a Celebrity win.

On yesterday’s edition of This Morning Holly showed off her enviable waist in a pink check skirt and nude jumper.

The jumper is available from Spanish retailer Massimo Dutti.

Holly’s skirt is available from Label Mix at Next for £99.

The check skirt and plain jumper has become a signature look of Holly’s for presenting the award winning ITV show.

Holly completed the look with her classic nude £510 Gianvito Rossi heels.

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