Holly Willoughby looks stunning in £475 yellow dress on ITV's This Morning

On today’s edition of ITV’s This Morning Holly Willoughby looked stunning in a bright yellow broderie silk dress. The midi yellow dress with bow detail is available from Beulah London for £475. Holly also paired the pretty dress with a dark yellow belt. She completed the look with her classic £510 nude Gianvtio Rossi heels. 

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Holly is known to be a champion of the British High Street and looking great in affordable pieces.

However today’s sunny number is her fourth expensive dress of the week.

On Monday Holly wore a pretty lilac dress from Ghost for £120 and on Tuesday wore a dress from Anna Mason worth a staggering £725.

Whilst her dress today is worth £475, Beulah London donates 10 percent of every piece to organisations that are fighting to eradicate modern day slavery.

Beulah London was founded to create positive change and economic independence of women.

Holly’s dress today is also her fourth floral piece of the week.

The mum-of-three is a great fan of wearing prints, especially florals, when presenting This Morning.

Earlier in the year Holly favoured an animal or check print, but now that Summer has begun we can expect to see her in lots more floral and bright prints.

Holly continues to work with her stylist Angie Smith.

Smith also styles fellow This Morning presenter Rochelle Humes.

On yesterday’s edition of ITV’s this morning Holly looked set for Summer in a cream and red floral dress.

The pretty dress is from Markus Lupfer, however it is currently not available online.

The mum-of-three is a fan of the designer’s dresses, having previously worn a pink and white floral dress, that has now sold out.

Holly paired the summery dress with her favourite £510 Gianvito Rossi heels.

Holly will be back next week to present the award winning daytime show.

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