Holly Willoughby looks wonderful in white on ITV's This Morning – where to buy her outfit

On today’s edition of ITV’s This Morning Holly Willoughby wowed in an all white outfit. The blonde beauty wore a cream pleated skirt from H&M for a bargain price of £29.99. The classic skirt is also available in a black and white check and a grey. Holly is a great champion of the British high street and much to the delight of her fans often wears affordable pieces.

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The mum-of-three paired the skirt with a cashmere jumper from Spanish high street label Massimo Dutti.

The hundred percent cashmere jumper is £119 and available in a number of shades including grey, black, navy and camel.

She completed the look with woven white heels from Zara that retail for £49.99.

Holly is clearly a fan of the white courts as she has worn them before for presenting This Morning.

The affordable shoes are a departure from her go to £510 Gianvito Rossi nude court heels.

Holly took to Instagram before the award winning show began to showcase her outfit to her 5.5 million followers.

The classic combination of pleated skirt and plain jumper quickly racked up over 40,000 likes.

Famous friends such as Gok Wan and Holly’s stylist Angie Smith who both commented expressing their love of the outfit.

Angie Smith has been credited with transforming Holly’s presenting wardrobe.

Smith also styles fellow This Morning presenter Rochelle Humes.

On yesterday’s edition of This Morning Holly looked gorgeous in a blue bird print shirt from Mercy Delta.

The button up shirt is raising awareness for male mental health, with 20% from the sale of each shirt being donated to Calm Zone.

Holly paired the blue shirt with £115 navy trousers from Jigsaw.

She completed the look with navy heels from Dune London, originally priced at £65, they are now in the sale for £32.

Holly will be back tomorrow morning to present the award winning ITV show.

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