How incredible did Holly Willoughby look on Wednesday morning? The ITV favourite stunned viewers in a beautiful dress by the Duchess of Cambridge's favourite store L.K.Bennett. The 'Filia Multi-Dress' is covered in a striking spot print and features red, navy blue and green. We love the high neck, tailored cuff detail, and the delicate tie. Priced at £250, it is currently available online in all sizes. Holly, 38, teamed the look with simple black round-toe pumps and her hair and makeup looked as flawless as ever. As much as we loved the dress, viewers were confused - many fans took to Instagram, saying the way the red panels were positioned looked like Holly was wearing a backpack! One fan wrote: "You look lovely as always but it looks like you’re wearing a backpack!" Another agreed, adding: "I thought Holly was wearing a rucksack at the train station #needmoresleep."
© Photo: InstagramHolly looked fabulous her L.K.Bennett dress
The mother-of-two has worn a real mixed bag of outfits this week. On Tuesday, Holly stepped out in the leopard print mini dress of dreams from high street store & Other Stories. We loved the eye-catching print and the subtle puff sleeves. Priced at £75, it's not the cheapest of items but one that would suit all body shapes. The ITV star left her favourite nude high heels at home and instead went for a pair of funky black ankle boots by Maje.
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On Monday, the blonde beauty was pretty in pink, reminding us of the character of Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. The ITV favourite donned a sugary pink, check skirt by Whistles.
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Priced at £95, the gingham printed fabric flared out at the hem, falling to a midi length. High-waisted and fitted, it's the perfect shape for tucking in a short-sleeved top like the one she teamed it with, which came from Ted Baker.
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