It’s hard not to love Holly Willoughby and her effortless morning style. When she presents This Morning alongside cheeky chappy Phillip Schofield, the pair always have us in fits of laughter.
The presenter always looks on-trend and is great for style inspiration, especially when it comes to figure-flattering buys. As soon as we find out where they are from, we always try to give you a heads up so you can steal her style.
At the beginning of March Holly wore this colour-block Winser London dress and it instantly sold out. The crepe jersey colour block fitted shift dress comes in a variety of colours, but Holly opted for the black and blush.
The three-quarter length sleeves and simple round neck give this dress a youthful, flattering feel. It’s made from Winser’s super-sorf crepe jersey, so it is sure to keep you comfortable all day. The dress makes a great addition to any work wardrobe and can be dress up or down.
The dress costs £135 and is also available in a light midnight blue and ivory colour. You’ll have to be quick, because they only have a limited stock of the pink dress in sizes 12,14 and 16 available.
The blue and ivory dress is available in all sizes and in Autumn Winter London will introduce a new rich berry and black colour. We will be keeping our eyes peeled for that! The colour-block dress is not the only item Holly has worn by the designer. She has also worn the Tilda Silk Shirt which costs £165.
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The loose fit makes it perfect for summer and a winning addition to your work wardrobe. Wear it tucked in like Holly for a smarter style or tucked out for a chic casual look. The shirt is also avaialble in black, mink, khaki, warm blush, rich burgundy and several more! Winser London is a designer brand set up by Kim Winser in 2013. She has an impressive amount of experience in fashion retail, working in roles across Marks & Spencer, Pringle of Scotland and as adviser to Natalie Massenet at Net-a-Porter. The brand is described as “modern luxury at its finest – giving women what they really want”. We can certainly see why Holly opted for it – and now you can too!
