Stepping in for Susanna Reid to host Good Morning Britain alongside Jeremy Kyle, Kate Garraway’s latest outfit had us green with envy.
Making the most of her figure, the curve-hugging dress is the perfect frock to take you from day to night. The midi-length and short sleeves keep it work appropriate, whilst the flirty fluted hemline adds a touch of fun for evening. We love how the maroon shade makes an on-trend change from the traditional black - berry hues are set to be a huge trend for autumn.
Whilst you might have been fooled into that thinking this classically cut dress is designer, it’s actually by Closet London and available in sizes 8-16 for just £65.
And it wasn’t just Kate’s gorgeous dress that caught our eye – we’ve fallen head-over-heels for her nude courts. Often considered a wardrobe staple for their wear-with-everything colour and leg-lengthening abilities, they’ve the ultimate go to shoe for any occasion.
Now you’d be forgiven for thinking these shoes look a little familiar – Kate has already stepped out in the yellow version of these bargain £49.99 Zara beauties. Also available in olive green, you just can’t go wrong with weather-proof patent, a flattering almond toe and a sturdy-but-still-sexy heel. No wonder Kate has been buying in bulk!
Although there’s no denying Kate Garraway has her own signature style, we have to admit her shift dress and nude court combination brings a certain royal to mind. Proving it’s not just a name they share, Kate Middleton is also a huge fan of a nude court. Although LK Bennett’s Sledge pumps are the Duchess of Cambridge’s favourite.
Whether she was following in royal footsteps or not, there’s no denying fans loved Kate Garraway’s look.
One took to Twitter to say, ‘Lovely to see you back on GMB Kate and looking so gorgeous.’
We can’t wait to see what she wears next!
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