Ruth Langsford regularly chooses bright tailoring; this is why a boldly coloured suit is so chic
The presenter loves a tailored two-piece and this is one of her best
A tailored two-piece is useful in any wardrobe, as you can wear it together and then build an endless number of looks around each half - and Ruth Langford's bold blue suit gives the smart set a modern feel.
The presenter loves a bright ensemble, and while on an episode of Loose Women earlier this week, Ruth opted for a cobalt-toned blazer and trouser look by Mango. The colour looked incredible on the star, and had a fun feel while still being very polished.
It's one of those pairings that will work equally as well for a day at the office as it will for festive cocktails, and the cobalt hue taps into the autumn/winter fashion colour trends for 2026 for a fresh finish. Sadly, Ruth’s exact suit has sold out, but there are plenty of alternatives available on the high street right now that will tick the trend off with ease.
A smart, double-breasted design with a deep V-collar, the bold colouring of this design makes it quite the showstopper. Try pairing it with skinny jeans or leather trousers too.
A flattering wide-leg and a bold colour, these fun trousers can be toned down with the addition of a white shirt or a pair of white trainers for elevated, everyday styling.
Crafted from a breathable and lightweight linen fabric, this cobalt blue suit is directional, yet the blazer adds a timeless feel to any ensemble and can even be styled with jeans.
These wide leg trousers are available in petite and tall lengths to help you find your perfect fit. Wear them with your best white trainers or fancy flats.
The turned-up sleeves on this separate bring a relaxed feel to the tailored cover-up that will work well over a striped T-shirt and skinny jeans.
These wide leg bottoms will be ready for your 9-5 when worn with the matching jacket and a crisp white shirt. Layer under your best trench coat for even more oomph.
A suit like Ruth's is a wise investment, as you can wear each piece with other separates to get plenty of wardrobe mileage out of your jacket and trousers.
Try wearing your colour pop blazer over a roll-neck jumper and denim for a smart take on weekend dressing, or use it to pep up last year's sequin dress once party season arrives.
Your bold bottoms can be very versatile too - add an oversized fluffy knit for a relaxed vibe or team with a patterned blouse and some sparkly jewels for a fresh take on your date night outfits.
You can create a wide range of ensembles around one hero suit, and opting for a bold colour will make double the statement.
