Holly Willoughby stuns in knit wear - here's how you can steal her style!

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By Georgia Farquharson 2020-09-17T11:42:00Z

Holly Willoughby can do no wrong when it comes to her fashion choices, and we're thrilled to report her latest This Morning outfit can be replicated for less than £100.

The TV star took to Instagram on Thursday morning ahead of the show to model what she'd be wearing on This Morning.

Alongside a snap of her rocking a navy pencil skirt with a blue knitted top, she wrote, "Morning Thursday... see you on @thismorning at 10am... skirt by @insidejigsaw knitwear by @zara."

Holly Willoughby's outfit on today's This Morning

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Holly's style army flooded the mum-of-three with compliments, expressing their love for the colour blue on Holly.

"That blue on you," wrote one fan. While another said, "Beautiful and classy! I love love this jumper."

Even Holly's ITV colleague, Alison Hammond, admitted she's a huge fan of this outfit. "You look AMAZING !! Favourite outfit of the year."

While some of Holly's fashion picks can sometimes be a little on the expensive side, we're thrilled to announce that today's can be recreated for less than £100.

Dupe of Holly Willoughby's outfit today

Holly's blue knitwear is a Zara piece, but sadly it is out of stock in all sizes.

SHOP NOW: Button-up knit top, Zara, zara.com, £25.99

Thankfully we've found a similar one from Karen Millen and even better it's in the sale.

SHOP NOW: Short Sleeve Knitted Top, Karen Millen, karenmillen.com, £34.30

As for Holly's navy pencil skirt, it's a staple she often brings out during the Autumn months.

While Holly's is from Goat Fashion we've found a few affordable dupes...

SHOP NOW: Cotton pencil skirt, Mango, mango.com, £19.99

SHOP NOW: Tailored pencil skirt, Marks and Spencer, marksandspencer.com, 19.50

While Holly is now a household style icon, there was a time she wasn't interested in fashion.

Speaking to Red, she explained, "For a long time, I was pretty clueless. There’s a picture of me on the red carpet when I first started in TV and I’m wearing a brown belted cord skirt, a brown cord jacket, fishnet tights and a weird round toe shoe. What was I thinking? But I’ve grown to like clothes more the older I’ve got and I now recognise the importance of having key staples that fit well in your wardrobe."

Georgia Farquharson

Georgia studied Print Journalism at university in Nottingham, England before going on to work on several leading celebrity magazines, as well as freelance writing for international magazine Grazia Middle East. An enthusiastic, hard-working and ambitious writer, Georgia recently launched her own communications consultancy, farq media. As Director and Founder, Georgia helps businesses with their Public Relations strategy, as well as influencer and celebrity marketing. She also represents several influencers of her own. She lives with this motto in mind; "if your dreams don't scare you, they aren't big enough."