Holly Willoughby sports double denim on ITV's This Morning – where to buy her look

Holly Willoughby kicked off today’s ITV This Morning in a daring, double denim ensemble. Joining co-star Phillip Schofield to present the award winning daytime TV show, the gorgeous blonde wowed viewers with her choice of outfit. The mum-of-three wore a chambray button up shirt from high street brand J.Crew. The shirt retails at £87 and is available to purchase online.

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The blonde bombshell paired the shirt with a panelled denim midi skirt by designer Essentiel Antwerp.

It’s the second time this week the presenter has worn one of their designs.

Holly usually uploads a photo of her outfit ahead of the show.

Her 5.7 million fans flock to the comment section of her Instagram post to compliment the star on her look of the day.

Today, one fan commented: “Looking flawless Holly.”

Yesterday, Holly wowed fans in a leopard print pencil skirt by designer Essentiel Antwerp.

The star looked stunning in the statement piece that features a ruched design and bold print.

The skirt, priced at a whopping £230 is available to purchase online and also comes in two other colour ways.

Holly paired the designer piece with a roll neck top from high street brand Zara.

A wardrobe staple, the knitted number is a steal at £12.99.

The gorgeous blonde finished off her look with a pair of black suede heels by Stuart Weitzman.

With a hefty price tag of £375, it’s no wonder Holly is getting her wear out of them, already sporting the pair on Monday’s This Morning show.

The mother-of-three returned to our screens this week after taking a break from the show for the summer holidays.

Over the last six weeks, Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford took over the blonde’s presenting duties, with Rochelle Humes and Davina McCall occasionally stepping in.

Holly will return tomorrow with co-star Phillip Schofield for another episode of ITV This Morning.

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