Holly Willoughby wears £620 monochrome outfit on ITV's This Morning – where to buy it

On today’s edition of ITV’s This Morning Holly Willoughby looked chic in a monochrome look. The blonde beauty wore a pair of black flared trousers and a white short sleeve roll neck top. She finished the look with a pair of black court heels. Before the award winning show began, Holly took to Instagram to give her 5.8 million followers a preview of her outfit.

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Holly’s classic black flared trousers are from Joseph and are available for £495, the elegant trousers are also available in a gold colour.

The ITV presenter looks great in a pair of trousers, which is a departure from her usual This Morning presenting wardrobe, Holly often favours a dress or midi skirt.

Her roll neck top is from British high street favourite L.K.Bennett for £125 and also comes in a daring red colour.

Holly often wears L.K. Bennett to present This Morning.

The mum-of-three was missing from screens yesterday as This Morning was replaced by the World Rugby Cup.

Notoriously private of her three children’s privacy, Holly rarely share pictures of her children online.

However on Sunday evening she took to Instagram to celebrate her youngest son, Chester’s birthday.

The ITV presenter shared a picture of her son with a 3 tiered red birthday cake.

She captioned the sweet picture “This beautiful boy turned 5 today… We love you Chester… so so much”.

Many of her followers were quick to share celebratory comments, including celebrity friends Bradley Walsh and John Terry.

Last Wednesday Holly looked lovely in a retro inspired orange and red floral dress.

The autumnal dress is from British high street favourite Warehouse for £55.

The dress is currently out of stock, no doubt due to Holly, who is renowned for her ability to make an item sell out immediately.

The mum-of-three paired the dress with nude suede court £520 Gianvito Rossi heels.

Holly will be back tomorrow, alongside Phillip Schofield, to present This Morning.

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