Lorraine Kelly looked ultra-glamorous on Wednesday's Lorraine show, and viewers definitely noticed! The presenter opted for a shorter dress than usual in a bold blue number from Damsel in a Dress, which she teamed with a statement pair of leopard-print heels. "Love that length on you, style really suits too," one fan commented on Lorraine's Instagram post, while another added: "Looking WOW!"
Lorraine looked beautiful in blue on Monday
Even better, the star's dress is currently discounted at John Lewis, reduced from £149 down to £67.15. Her bold heels are a bargain, too, from outlet website Shoeaholics - though sadly they are no longer available online.
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Animal print seems to be a bit of running theme for Lorraine recently - she also wore a gorgeous silky midi dress from Harpenne on Tuesday, which featured a subtle leopard design. We loved the swishy, silky frock, which featured a hankerchief hemline and pretty lace panelling, as well as a tie detail at the back.
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Though the popular presenter wore her hair in a chic up-do on Monday, she chose to keep her hair loose again on Wednesday - wearing it blow-dried smooth with a pretty flick at the ends. Fans often comment on Lorraine's gorgeous glowing skin, and her makeup artist Helen Hand recently revealed some of her skincare secrets to HELLO!.
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"When we do a shoot or red carpet events I will prep the skin first using Elemis Collagen Cleansing Calm and La Prairie eye cream," she told us. "I use a gentle coverage of Avon's Makeup Moisturising Cream followed by Charlotte Tilbury Magic Cream to give the skin an instant glow."
She did reveal that Lorraine is naturally blessed, however, adding: "Lorraine is a natural beauty. She has beautiful skin so for the show I don’t really use a primer or prep the skin as she would have just cleansed and moisturised in the morning."
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