Holly Willoughby splashes the cash today in all designer outfit – where to shop her look

Holly Willoughby looked effortlessly chic today as she returned to our screens for another episode of ITV’s This Morning.

The gorgeous blonde sported an all black ensemble as she joined co-star and friend Phillip Schofield to present the award winning show.

The mum-of-three opted for a high neck knitwear piece that features ruffle detailing on the sleeves and down the centre.

Holly paired the statement piece with a pair of classic black bootcut trousers.

Both pieces can be found at high-end department store Fenwick.

Known for their luxury pieces, Fenwick stocks pieces by well known designers such as Diane Von Furstenberg and Olivia Rubin.

Holly finished off her look with a pair of black court heels.

As usual, the presenter took to Instagram to share her outfit photo ahead of the show.

Her 5.7 million followers flooded her post with likes and comments such as ‘love the outfit Holly’.

Yesterday saw Holly sporting an outfit worth a whopping £363.

The star wowed viewers in a pink cord mini skirt from high street brand Warehouse.

The figure flattering number is available to purchase online and retails at £32

Holly paired the skirt with a floral mesh top with ruffle detailing.

Priced originally at £29.99, the pretty blouse is now in the sale for a more reasonable £15.99.

The mum-of-three finished off her look with a pair of classic black boots from Maje.

The star’s designer boots come with a hefty price tag of £315.

Holly has been very active on social media this week, taking to Instagram to announce ITV’s This Morning win for Best Daytime Show at the TV Choice Awards on Monday night.

The gorgeous presenter shared pictures throughout the evening, posing with co-star’s Phillip Schofield and Rochelle Humes after the event.

Holly has had a successful year with ITV, presenting many shows from ITV’s This Morning, to Dancing On Ice and I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here later last year.

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