Cat Deeley's spring green tailoring is the best wedding guest dress alternative I've seen this season
The bright, pastel-hued two-piece has got me in the mood for spring weather
Forget weather reports, I'm using Cat Deeley as my barometer when thinking about what I should wear today. The star's impeccable style ensures that her ITV This Morning outfits are always on the money, taking into consideration not just her daily tasks, but the temperature too and her minty green two piece was the strongest indicator yet that spring was on its way.
Posting a picture to Instagram Stories before the show aired, the TV presenter posed in a gorgeous green shell top and a coordinating pair of wide-leg, tailored trousers, finished off with simple earrings and a pair of open-toed Gianvitto Rossi heels.
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This British clothing brand is one we see Cat wear on the regular, and it is easy to see why. Its polished tailoring, exceptional use of colour and chic, timeless styles are ideal for Cat's signature style. This shell top is crafted in beautiful Italian tweed and pairs well with the matching trousers or a white A-line skirt.
Wide-leg trousers remain one of the most universally flattering silhouettes as the tailored wider hem is great for narrowing waistlines and balancing out wider shoulders and fuller busts, creating an hourglass shape. The spring green hue taps into the latest fashion colour trends for 2026 too.
When it comes to linen, Boden is hard to beat, and the British brand has already released its first wave of linen styles ahead of sunnier climes. If you're starting to plan what to wear to a wedding this summer, this spearmint-hued suit is an excellent choice.
With matching trousers and the option for a blazer, meaning you can make this a three-piece, or wear just the blazer with the trousers for a suited look, the mix-and-match abilities of this linen outfit make it very worth the cost per wear.
This well-tailored waistcoat is an absolute high street style steal. The V-front detailing helps to nip you in, while the fabric belt highlights your waist further. Wear alone, done-up as a top, or over a shirt or blouse.
Tailored trousers, but with a modern, fashion-forward feel, this pair features a wrap-inspired front panel waist, making them an excellent choice if you're planning to tuck in a shirt or tee to show off your middle.
One of my favourite looks from Cat so far this season, the stylish star, who recently teamed up with British department store FRASERS, is well-versed in trends, and this directional look is proof of her fashion nous.
While Cat wore the look bare-armed, offering a very spring-forward finish, you could easily slip a tailored blazer over the shell top, in a neutral navy, tan or black to add a further polished feel. However, the tweed fabric and impeccable cut already give a very smart aesthetic.
The green-and-white weave pays a nod to Chanel-inspired bouclé fabrics, adding to the outfit's elegance and keeping it feeling fresh and fashionable. An easy-to-replicate style, either with a shell top and trousers, or through a buttoned-up waistcoat (worn as a top) and wide-leg trousers, if you're looking to refresh your work wardrobe or want something tailored as an alternative to the best wedding guest dresses, this two-piece style is an excellent choice.
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