Cat Deeley proves that when it comes to autumn dressing, camel jeans make a versatile and chic alternative to blue

Cat Deeley's autumn colour palette of dreams delivers timeless, feminine style - and every item is still available

Cat Deeley on ITV
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Cat Deeley created the dreamiest autumn colour palette with her Wednesday outfit on This Morning, with her warm, neutral look built around a romantic, peachy ruffled georgette top from Boden – and her camel jeans and tan boots from the British clothing brand are still in stock too.

Cat paired the boho-inspired blouse with Boden’s high-rise column-leg jeans, and the sleek, straight cut and camel hue created a sophisticated base that warmed up the peach tone of her top, grounding it in an earthy autumnal colour palette.

To finish off the look with an extra hint of warmth, she slipped into a pair of Boden’s seam-detail knee boots in a luxe tan leather. The resulting look was perfectly polished and, while it worked brilliantly as an elevated, everyday style, it also felt evening-ready too, proving just how versatile both camel jeans and light, boho blouses can be.

Cat Deeley on ITV

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Relying on neutrals to create autumn outfit ideas is a sure-fire way to create classic, seasonal looks. Camel hues, taupe and beige complement the changing landscape and weather. Soft and muted, while being less harsh than black, grey and white, they can help to ground brighter shades like the peach of Cat’s blouse or the sugared pinks that are dominating autumn/winter fashion colour trends for 2026.

Cat’s peachy blouse not only stunned because of its colour but also because of its floaty, boho feel. The ruffles and folksy feel tapped into seasonal trends, adding a trendy feel to classic straight-leg jeans.

The combination of a statement blouse and jeans is always going to be easily styled alongside heeled boots to create one of the best smart casual outfit ideas. Like Cat, opt for jeans in a neutral wash to make the denim feel more polished and tuck in your blouse to get a flattering silhouette.

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse
Freelance news writer

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.

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