We've always loved Vogue Williams's style. The Irish beauty loves colour, prints and designer labels yet still decks herself out in high street threads. On Thursday, the mother-of-one was photographed leaving the ITV studios with her glamorous mum, and we absolutely loved her outfit. Showing off her enviable pins in denim shorts and a white top, the 33-year-old looked incredible, but it was her accessories that really caught our eye. Not only did she have the Dior 'Book' tote, which costs a cool £2000, but her yellow polka-dot sling back shoes came from Zara and cost just £29.99! The shoes are very Carrie Bradshaw and thankfully, are currently available online in all sizes. They would be ideal for a wedding or a party - especially with the cute bows on the front.
© Photo: WENNVogue looked incredible in her latest outfit - closely followed by her stylish mum
Earlier in the week, the wife of Spencer Matthews appeared on the Lorraine show with Christine Lampard to present a fashion segment and viewers were hugely taken with her outfit; a rainbow sequin camisole by Olivia Rubin and a matching midi skirt, also by the high-end designer.
£29.99, Zara
The top came in at £150 and the skirt had a price tag of £280. We loved how the reality star accessorised the eye-catching look; she added leopard print high heel shoes and blinged up with gold hoop earrings. Stunning!
£1950, Christian Dior
Describing her look, the blonde beauty told The Express: "My style always depends on my mood. Some days I can dress really girly and other days I’ll be more androgynous. I don’t like loads of glitz and glam, though. I like to keep it more simple and stylish."
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And on her style icons, Vogue has quite a few. "Kate Bosworth and Diane Kruger are so chic and well put together, I would quite happily steal their wardrobes. I like Olivia Palermo, too. She’s a bit girly for me but I love what she wears."
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