There are several new autumn/winter fashion trends that have emerged ready for the season, from military detailing to new boho, but one that continues to dominate is suede. Suede and faux suede pieces had a surge in popularity last autumn and haven't gone anywhere since. Many of us already have our go-to pair of suede boots, jacket or trench, however Susanna Reid took things a step further on Good Morning Britain.

The broadcaster, who is also woman&home's wonderful centenary issue cover star, shared a snap of herself wearing a knee-length faux suede frock by Sosandar on 22nd September. This rich caramel shade is arguably the most timeless option when it comes to suede, with dark brown a close second.

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Chocolate tones are also a big autumn/winter fashion colour trend and both options are easy to style, though the lighter colour of Susanna's dress helped showcase all the subtle details. Running up the front was a gold zipper which meant she could adjust the neckline and she wore it mostly done up and created almost a lapel collar.

The sleeves were three-quarter length and there was a feminine frill running along the bottom hem and snaffle bit decorations on either side of the bodice. The Good Morning Britain star completed her outfit with beige pointed court shoes and joked that it looked like she was wearing suede leggings, but confirmed they are actually “your average tights”.

Knee-high boots would also have looked fabulous with this on a colder day, however Susanna Reid was filming the show indoors and tends to stick with classic heels for a formal edge. Her look still was a reminder that this fabric works so well for more than just footwear or outerwear.

In autumn/winter most people tend to rely on layering and incorporating textural contrast is a simple way to add more dimension. This is particularly useful when you're wearing just one or a couple of colours, as different textures break things up and stop the outfit looking flat.

Suede and faux suede also bring softness to your style which can make an outfit look more casual. It's lovely against smooth structured leather, plush velvet or cosy knitwear - all of which are also popular this time of year.

Susanna is a fan of leather pencil skirts and often wears them on Good Morning Britain, so it's interesting to see her embracing suede instead. For a more understated take on the trend, go for a suede skirt, trousers or shirts instead.

Of course, if you want to add a lot of texture then you can go all-out and style a suede skirt with a suede jacket or boots, for example. Suede clothing tends to be quite neutral so there are so many ways you can mix and match items together.

For more than a decade, Susanna Reid has been the dependable, inquisitive and steadfast host of Good Morning Britain. Rising in the middle of the night to start work at 6am, she presents the show with a smile on her face and, of course, with absolutely perfect hair and make-up.

Alongside her have been a string of co-hosts - including the likes of Richard Madeley and Ed Balls. But perhaps her most famous double act was with Piers Morgan. He sensationally stepped away from the show in 2021 after a fallout related to comments he made about Meghan Markle. And while they are friends again now, Susanna, 55, admits it did take some time to get back to a good place.

“I’m lucky to call Piers Morgan a friend. We went through a rough patch when he left GMB – it was a turbulent time and a massive shock,” she said, speaking to woman&home for our special 100th anniversary edition.

“But we spoke very quickly afterwards because our friendship meant a lot to both of us and still does. We used to have the fiercest arguments on- and off-air, but they toughened me up, and made me a better journalist and presenter. I am grateful for that and for our ongoing friendship. Piers also throws the best Christmas parties!”

Susanna joined the show in 2014 after a long stint hosting the BBC Breakfast show. And while she has been working in news for decades, she admits nothing is guaranteed any longer, mostly due to AI, and she is simply enjoying the work as best she can.

“We’re in challenging times with the advent of AI. I’m savouring every moment in television because who knows at what point I might be replaced by an AI version? We disappear into our own algorithms – people just want their own interests and it worries me,” she said.

“When you’re in news, current affairs and journalism like I am, you are appealing to a breakfast audience with a million different interests. You are keeping people’s spirits up with entertainment, but at the same time delivering difficult, challenging news about the economy and world events. If we have an AI version of super-highly tailored news, you would lose that sense of ‘I didn’t realise I wanted to know about that’ or ‘That didn’t occur to me’.”

In addition, there have been some difficult times at ITV in the last year, with budget cuts, studio moves and the loss of many behind-the-scenes staff. It is something Susanna is conscious of.

“Moving GMB to ITN was a big, dramatic change. The team was cut down, and who’s not going to feel sad about losing a chunk of staff?

“But people have found other fulfilling work and change is an opportunity – you have to lean into change and make it work. My generation’s time of life is a constant period of flux and change. We have ageing parents and growing children. We’re not stuck. We have to adapt all the time and be flexible,” she said.

“I don’t think beyond GMB. I won’t until the moment someone says, ‘Thanks very much. You can have a lie-in tomorrow!’ It’s very important to accept that you’re not going to work forever at a particular job. For whatever reason, things change. There will always be other things.”

But what other things might that be for Susanna? A podcast, it seems!

“Maybe one day I’ll have my own podcast – I’m a massive podcast fan.

“In my 50s, my ambition has changed. When you are young and starting out, you think about how you can get on as an individual, and when you get older, your role is to encourage the team.”

Wise words from one of the most inspirational women around!

Susanna Reid has now made a welcome to return to Good Morning Britain, following a well-earned break for the summer.

While she was away from presenting duties, Susanna also gave herself a very short break from her usual teetotal 'rule' by allowing herself to have an alcoholic drink.

Now, the star of morning TV has shared why she makes just one yearly exception to usually remaining alcohol free.

According to The Mirror, Susanna usually allows herself a drink when she goes on holiday to Ibiza, and this year was extra special because she was also celebrating GMB being nominated for a National Television Award (NTA).

Her sons also love holidaying on the island, and the presenter shares, "Generally, as you know, I don't drink. I allow myself one day when I have a drink."

She continues to reveal her drink of choice, saying, "So I have Paloma, which is tequila and grapefruit."

Her one alcoholic drink is also usually consumed at the same famous open-air club and pool party venue. Susanna explains, " So I have a drink at O Beach, but very, very steady. I don't go mad. One or two to enjoy the day, and then I leave about maybe 8 O’clock."

Her sons, Sam, Finn and Jack are all in their early 20s. They of course are not ready to leave at that time. "The boys leave just a little bit later, and then they go to nightclubs," Susanna shares.

The presenter continues, "And I go back to the hotel and have an early night. I'm up early in the morning to do my exercise because, of course, there is a big wellness thing, and I'll be there. You know, the health side, that's part of it as well."

"I go and have a walk on the beach, which is beautiful. I like to see the sunrise if I can, have some nice lunch and put something on and go and do it all again."

While away on her holiday, Susanna was also forced to address ageist comments made about her outfit choices.

The presenter shared some images of herself to Instagram, celebrating the NTA nomination wearing a swimsuit and a pair of denim shorts.

Some comments suggested at 55, she was too "old" to be wearing such an outfit, letting her know their thoughts.

Susanna later wrote in a caption on the social media site, "Don’t let anyone tell you that you are too old, that you shouldn’t wear the swimsuit - or the shorts!"

Defending herself further, the presenter says of her outfit, "I loved it because I'm 55 years old, and if you're not going to go out and enjoy yourself in a swimsuit, what are you doing in Ibiza at 55?"

"It was great fun. I was at O Beach, which is one of the best daytime clubs." She continues to explain, "I'd been there and we had just been shortlisted, not just nominated, shortlisted for best daytime programme so it made total sense I would celebrate."

"And O Beach have these lovely women in their swimmers who hold up placards to celebrate people's birthdays or a significant achievement."

Susanna concludes, "It didn't feel out of place. It felt like I was appropriately attired for the environment that I was in. Exactly that."

Daytime television across both BBC One and ITV will look different this summer, with Rachel Burden making a permanent exit from BBC Breakfast, and both Lorraine and Loose Women on hiatus until September as part of ITV's cost cutting measures.

Good Morning Britain will also take on a new look for some time as Susanna Reid has announced she'll be taking a break from hosting duties.

The presenter was supported by viewers and colleagues, including Kate Garraway, as she made the announcement on social media.

Sharing a picture of herself on the Good Morning Britain sofa wearing the red floral dress she wore for her final show before the summer, paired with some comfortable slippers, Susanna wrote on Instagram:

"SHOES OFF, OUT OF OFFICE ON! Time for my summer break - but also time to say goodbye to our wonderful Director Stuart Earl, who has been the champion of this programme for a decade. Thank you for everything Stuart."

The presenter continued to say that she and Ed Balls "Will be back September 1st after our travels," while adding, "THANK YOU to our amazing viewers for watching and for contacting us and sharing your views."

Susanna concluded her post in a very tongue-in-cheek way by saying, "Never a 'waste of time being on this brilliant programme, and thanks to everyone on Team Good Morning Britain."

It's thought the "never a waste of time" reference is a nod to the time Reform MP Robert Jenrick appeared on the show recently to be interviewed by Ed and Susanna.

In an awkward aside, the Reform MP could be heard saying, “Well that was a waste of time” after his interview with the hosts.

As the Reform UK treasury spokesperson logged off the call with the presenters and they began their their next segment, it became clear he hadn't fully disconnected his microphone as he's clearly heard saying, "Well that was a waste of time."

Addressing the moment live on air, Ed Balls says, "Oh dear," before disagreeing with the MP to suggest he didn't think the interview was a waste of time, and it was "good that he came on the programme."

With Susanna now of for her summer adventures, Kate Garraway jumped into the comments to say, "We’ll miss you both Susanna and Ed, and Stuart - we’ll miss you so much - good luck with your next adventure!"

One fan wrote, "Enjoy your time off Susanna, have a few lie ins, and perhaps catch up on some new reading material, which you might like to share and recommend. We'll miss you, always the voice of reason for me."

Another shared their thoughts, writing, "Great show today you deserve to relax and kickback. You looked very happy and relaxed today, stay well."

You don't need me to tell you that polka dots are everywhere at the moment. The Princess of Wales wore them to a Buckingham Palace garden party last week, and so did several of the guests!

I typically tend to associate spots with either big events like the races or the polo (thank you Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman), but Susanna Reid demonstrated that this playful print works perfectly for the office, too.

She hosted Wednesday's Good Morning Britain wearing the M&S Mesh Polka Dot Fitted Top, which costs just £20, and is already flying off the virtual shelves. The brown and white colour palette is much softer than black and white, and when paired with a black leather midi skirt and taupe court heels, Susanna looked nothing short of sensational.

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Susanna's top is a new arrival on the M&S site, but it's already getting positive reviews from customers. One wrote: "Really simple but striking top - haven't washed it yet but am sure it will be fine. I'd say size wise it comes up a bit small. I really like the lining is fully secured rather than it being a vest style. Just need some warm weather."

Another added: "Perfect top. Looks and fits exactly like the photo. Can be worn in or out. Washes well."

Susanna Reid is back to hosting Good Morning Britain after the Easter break, and she's certainly embracing the new season via her wardrobe. My favourite dress so far this week was the blue lace midi she wore on Tuesday, and if you liked it too, you'll be pleased to know that it's available to buy.

It's the Phase Eight Carmine Lace Midi Dress, which will set you back £189. Considering I thought it was a Self-Portrait dress at first glance, that's not too bad! The shirt dress design and midi length make it very flattering, and the embellished buttons add an extra touch of glamour. The frilly sleeves offer a great amount of arm coverage, and the pale blue colour is, quite simply, stunning.

Phase Eight is one of the best British clothing brands, but it's also our first port of call for wedding guest dresses or even mother of the bride outfits. This is one of the best occasionwear dresses I've seen on the high street so far this year, especially since Phase Eight offer a selection of hats or fascinators in matching blue hues - perfect for attending a wedding or perhaps a day at the races.

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Not only does blue fit into the spring/sumer fashion colour trends 2026, it's a great choice for a wedding. There's no danger of your dress looking too close to white, plus blue lace is a really refreshing change from florals.

It's a comfortable choice that wouldn't need your best shapewear underneath, and you can wear a bra with it.

I love how Susanna and stylist Holly Smith have added heels and a ribbon belt to add some definition in matching shades of blue, or you could stick to neutral accessories like nude or tan.

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Susanna Reid's followers on social media were quick to praise this look, commenting "stunningly beautiful as always" and "you look amazing".

Susanna Reid celebrated her 55th birthday yesterday with her regular stint on GMB. Taking to Instagram, the star shared a birthday snap, behind the scenes, thanking everyone for making her morning so special, as well as those who have pledged to take part in the 'One Million Minutes' campaign.

Beaming in the shot, Susanna looked ready to party in a burnished silver metallic, tie-neck blouse and a leather midi skirt. She completed her look with some sparkly silver heels to add to the festive and celebratory feel of her look.

The blouse is by British clothing brand, Monsoon and is available in silver and in gold. Susanna's stylist, Debbie Harper, revealed that the star's lovely leather skirt was from M&S, similar to this Jaeger design, which features similar seam detailing.

Susanna Reid's metallic look is perfect for the festive season

While neither of Susanna's pieces are available to buy, this is a look we have seen replicated across the high street, making it an easy one to copy. From a plethora of metallic blouses to an abundance of leather skirts, if this style has turned your head, we have great lookalikes below.

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Metallics is one of the biggest autumn/winter fashion trends for 2025, and naturally, as we hurtle towards Christmas, this look has come into its own. While all metallic tones are well received at this time of year, burnished tones, like Susanna's, are the most versatile and flattering. The slightly darker base hue tempers the shine for a more elevated finish.

And while Susanna's outfit was all party on the top, the sleek leather skirt tapped into another big style moment for the season, and delivered a premium and polished, almost office-ready look on the bottom half of the look. Expertly fitted, the A-line silhouette and midi length hem were extremely elegant, and leather skirts are once again having a major style moment. A brilliant investment for any winter capsule wardrobe, the real deal might be expensive, but you will wear it year in, year out.

Finishing off her birthday ensemble with some sparkly heels, while Susanna looked fabulous for her morning GMB role, this easy-to-replicate look was also delivering some serious style inspiration for the coming weeks. Whether you're still sorting your Christmas party outfit or need something smart but sparkly for Christmas Day, a metallic blouse and leather skirt is a combination worth considering.

As much as I’ve been loving the warm weather in recent days, it does sometimes leave me at a bit of a loss on what to wear in the heat. I still want to look put-together, but feel cool and comfortable and flowy dresses are my number one pick.

It’s even better when you can find one that looks quite expensive but isn’t - just like Susanna Reid’s Zara shirt dress. The Good Morning Britain host wore this to present the show on 12th May and was styled by the brilliant Debbie Harper.

The dress is £45.99 and has a relaxed silhouette with short sleeves and a breezy midi-length skirt. It has a utilitarian feel thanks to the patch pockets on the front and the gold-toned buttons running down the front are a lovely contrast against the warm, earthy green colour.

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If you’ve been looking for new spring outfit ideas this month you might have spotted how much of a trend khaki and other muted greens are. Even people who tend to steer clear of wearing colour might be tempted to embrace these shades as they’re not too bold.

Khaki in particular can look brown in some lights and it goes very well with it, as well as with cream, ivory and tan which are all very summery.

Susanna Reid loves a pop of colour for work on Good Morning Britain, but this Zara shirt dress is something I can imagine her wearing on low-key days too and it's similar to a piece she wore back in 2023.

That’s what I really love about this shirt dress - and others like it. You can throw them on when it’s hot and the timeless silhouette looks so elegant, but you still feel comfortable and aren’t drowning in different layers and items.

It’s an all-in-one outfit that’s loose enough to keep you cool but is more put-together than shorts and a vest top. Susanna’s Zara dress comes with a black waist belt that brings some structure and she completed her look with a pair of white court shoes.

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The heels elevated her dress into more of a smart-casual outfit for work, though I’d advise going for espadrille wedges, trainers or flat sandals day-to-day. Espadrilles in particular are one of those summer shoe styles that feel special enough to go with occasionwear and yet the low-key jute sole means they also look great with everyday staples.

Raffia bags and shoes are stunning alternatives that would also complement the simplicity and khaki colour of Susanna’s dress. Of course, if you prefer something even more drapey or a different colour, there are still so many options out there.

Neutral or muted colours are worth checking out if you want to get maximum wear out of a shirt dress, as they will go with virtually any other hue. Part of the reason I love Susanna Reid’s Zara dress so much is because it requires minimal fuss when it comes to styling and the colour helps with this.

We don’t often see Susanna or her fellow newsreaders repeating outfits on air, but I wouldn’t be surprised if this piece made it into her off-duty wardrobe too.

Susanna Reid always looks incredibly stylish when hosting Good Morning Britain. There was one particular dress she wore on the show which caught my eye back in February, and to prove just how much she loved it, she also wore it to her photoshoot for the May issue of woman&home magazine - where she was surprised to discover it was one of the outfit choices.

She told the team: "It is an absolutely remarkable coincidence because I came to the woman&home shoot in this amazing M&S dress. I had a look at the rail and one of the options was this amazing M&S dress!"

She credited Good Morning Britain's stylist Debbie Harper for being 'on trend' and finding this dress by one of the best British clothing brands on the high street. Bravo as well to Prue White who styled the shoot, and spotted this gem of a dress would work so well on Susanna.

It might look designer, but the good news is it's only £35 and it's still in stock. Don't expect it to stick around for long, though. At the time of writing, it had sold 52 times in the last 5 days...

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Customers say the dress 'hides lumps and bumps', making it one of the most stylish dresses to hide a tummy, plus it's available in petite, regular and tall lengths so you can find your perfect fit. The way the skirt flares out is super flattering, and the long sleeves are very sleek.

There's absolutely no stress about whether you can wear a bra with it, and reviewers seem to agree it's true to size, so you can go ahead and order what you normally wear.

Sizes go from 6 to 24, but several options are already sold out, so don't wait to snap it up. I love the blurred green, black and white floral print, as well as the lightweight mesh fabric, which makes it perfect for a warm spring day. It's easy to layer it up with one of your best trench coats or leather jackets too.

I personally much prefer a long-sleeved dress, and the beauty of this one is that it could be styled up to be one of the best wedding guest dresses or kept casual for more informal occasions.

Don't worry if your size is sold out, because there are plenty of similar options out there. I didn't think the M&S could be beaten on price, but Zara's take on trend is just £29.99!

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Like many of her colleagues at Good Morning Britain, Susanna Reid is a big fan of making a statement with bold shades. One of her latest looks put watermelon-pink front and centre and although it might sound like a daunting colour to wear, she showed us how to do it.

It’s easy to find ourselves reaching for the same neutral favourites in our collection as we know they’ll work with anything. Styling brighter shades like hot pink takes a bit more consideration, but it brings a sense of fun to an outfit like Susanna’s shirt and wide-leg trousers.

As she was dressing for work it’s no surprise that this ensemble was on the smart side. The tailored trousers were from one of the best British clothing brands when you want impeccably-made designs - Wyse London.

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They were high-waisted and if you were looking at them from the front they’d seem like a beautifully timeless pair of black trousers. From the side, though, it’s a very different story.

This is one of the reasons we love Susanna Reid’s outfit, which was styled by Holly Slater and Debbie Harper. The look is sophisticated and classic with its silhouettes, but isn’t afraid to add some personality with the pops of watermelon-pink which is a colour she loves.

There were pink and moss-green stripes running down the sides of the Good Morning Britain host’s trousers. The muted green made the pink stand out even more against the black background and instantly gave these trousers a contemporary feel.

The elasticated, drawstring waist was a comfy detail and made the trousers slightly more relaxed. Because of this, we think they’d work perfectly dressed down with trainers and a T-shirt to make a smart-casual look, but Susanna went for a pink collared shirt and chic heels.

Her M&S top is sadly unavailable, but there are plenty of pretty pink alternatives out there right now that have a similar design. The material had a glamorous sheen to it and the feminine blouson sleeves complemented this.

Susanna tucked it into her trousers for a seamless finish and finished off her outfit with a pair of pointed toe pink heels. The coordination of the watermelon-pink shades was exceptional and it’s such a joyful tone to try out for spring and summer.

If you aren’t confident wearing brighter colours then the TV star’s example is a good one to follow. Going for more formal, timeless silhouettes can help to balance the boldness.

This means that your final outfit still has the fun pop of colour, but it isn’t overwhelming and feels a bit more elegant. You also don’t have to wear quite as much colour as Susanna did to get a striking effect.

A hot pink top would pair well with white jeans or trousers and we’d also style pink trousers or a skirt with a white or black T-shirt or blouse. You could also take this approach with other vibrant colours like red (which Susanna also wears a lot), green or royal blue if pink won’t fit in with your wardrobe staples.

Susanna Reid looked so angelic in her crisp white blazer dress at the Television Journalism Awards and it was a celebration of tailoring.

One of the best things about dressing for spring and summer is getting to shed our thick winter coats and wear more lightweight jackets like trench coats and blazers. Their tailored shape brings a put-together, smart feel to an outfit and Susanna Reid has just shown that the same is true of blazer dresses. They’re something a little different to the flowing midi dresses that are everywhere in spring/summer and make a fabulous date night outfit.

The Good Morning Britain star wore her Karen Millen tuxedo dress to the Royal Television Society’s Television Journalism Awards on 5th March. Susanna was nominated for Network Presenter of the Year and congratulated the winner Sophy Ridge on Instagram in a caption alongside two pictures of her outfit.

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When you want smarter silhouettes and tailoring then Karen Millen is one of the best British clothing brands to look at and Susanna’s dress epitomised this. It combined all the classic details we love about blazers and blazer dresses like the structured shoulders and long lapels with the contemporary cape accent over the shoulder.

This gave it such a lovely shape and is something more unique than traditional long sleeves. The blend of modern and traditional style worked seamlessly and although this blazer dress also comes in cobalt blue and black, Susanna went for an angelic white tone. White occasionwear doesn’t suit every occasion, for example weddings, but for parties and other special celebrations a white dress makes a real impact.

Even if you’re not a fan of white dresses, a blazer dress in a tone you love and which works with your go-to accessories is a gorgeous option. There’s something about tailoring that feels so sophisticated and sleek and you can style a blazer dress just as you would any other dress in your collection.

The Good Morning Britain host stepped out in white court shoes which had a subtle iridescent shimmer. They were special but still understated and complemented the dress. Susanna added even more sparkle with a delicate gold necklace, bangle, ring and her watch. She had her hair in soft waves to finish off this award night ensemble.

Outside of attending events, you can still take inspiration from her Karen Millen outfit as white blazers are a staple for so many of us in spring and summer. Although they require a bit more styling than a dress, you can throw on a blazer with so many outfits. We particularly love creating a smart-casual look by wearing them with jeans, a T-shirt and our best white trainers.

White or black blazers are the most versatile in terms of mixing and matching them with other shades, though Susanna Reid wearing a white blazer dress to the awards is quite a change for her. She tends to wear a lot of vibrant colours to events and for filming Good Morning Britain, favouring royal blues, pinks and reds.

Susanna Reid styled a sultry scarlet blouse with a comfortable but smart alternative to jeans on Good Morning Britain this February.

We all love our favourite jeans and they’re the base of so many of our outfits as we wait for the warmer weather to return. Once you’ve found the best jeans for your body type the styling possibilities are endless, but there are occasions where we want something smarter but still very comfortable. Earlier this month newsreader Susanna Reid gave us the solution when she wore tapered navy trousers with a vibrant red blouse on Good Morning Britain. Styled by Holly Slater, Susanna’s look was sleek and sultry yet still very easy to wear day-to-day. Her trousers were by Boden and the stripes running down the side were expertly matched to her blouse.

If you want bright colours then Boden is one of the best British clothing brands to browse the online shelves of and Susanna’s trousers are now reduced to £36 in the sale. They’re navy blue and mid-rise, with a tapered, straight leg shape and ankle-grazer length.

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There are back welt pockets as well as front pockets and the loops mean that you can easily mix and match different belts with these trousers too. Susanna wore them without one on Good Morning Britain and the contrast of the deep navy blue and cherry red stripes makes these instantly eye-catching.

She’s not afraid to wear head-to-toe vibrant colours and red is one of her favourites, but not everyone will be as drawn to such a bold look and neutral trousers with a hint of a brighter colour are a great alternative. The looser, straight leg design of Susanna’s Boden trousers is also great if you want more comfort than you typically get from streamlined tailored trousers.

They’re still quite smart which is perfect for those times when jeans just won’t do, but don’t feel overly corporate thanks to the sporty stripes. Susanna coordinated her affordable Friends Like These red blouse with the pattern and this tied the whole look together. The scarlet blouse has three quarter length puffed sleeves and ties into a bow at the neckline.

Red is one of those shades that is far easier to wear than you might think and it looks amazing with denim, as well as with neutral colours - including navy blue. Susanna’s blouse brought a sultry feel to her look, but in a very sophisticated way. Given that she was wearing her outfit to work she took the polished approach of tucking her blouse into her trousers.

To make it more casual and take it from work to an evening with friends or family, she could easily leave it draped over her trousers and swap her heels for a pair of her best white trainers or flat ankle boots. The broadcaster’s court shoe heels were also fiery red and had a chic pointed toe that just peeked out from underneath her tailored trousers.

She completed her ensemble with a silver chain bracelet, a pair of chunky stud earrings and a very dainty necklace that ensured that the elegant neckline of her blouse wasn’t overshadowed. If we ever need a smart-casual outfit to wear all day long then striped trousers and a bright top like this is a fun fashion formula.

Susanna Reid's scarlet ruffled gown and wavy highlighted bob was a knockout look from the presenter who sadly had to miss work this morning after losing her voice at the NTAs.

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid was among the many television stars who poured into London to attend the National Television Awards at the O2 arena. For the event, many celebrities dressed to the nines and there was a variety of bold looks on the red carpet as familiar faces from the silver screen gathered to celebrate the best television shows and series over the last year.

Showing her look on Instagram, Susanna thanked her makeup and styling team who made it possible. "NTAs!!! Thank you @makeupmel for glamming me up & @debbiedresses for dressing me up @raishmacouture ♥️ @officialntas," read the caption.

Susanna looked stunning as she wore her freshly trimmed bob haircut with blonde highlights in gentle waves that framed her face perfectly. The presenter's dress also perfectly showed off her bronzed tan with a fun one-shouldered design.

The fiery scarlet dress also featured sparkly stripes and frill detailing which Susanna paired with metallic heels. 

Although she may have looked incredible last night, the presenter revealed that she was forced to pull out of hosting Good Morning Britain this morning as she had completely lost her voice.

A caption of a video from GMB read, "She left the NTAs first but Susanna Reid is not sounding fresh this morning Rest your voice and thank you Charlotte Hawkins for stepping in!"

Susanna was in fact in the building ready for the show but was incredibly croaky and could barely speak over a whisper. When interviewed by Charlotte and Ed from the dressing room, Susanna said,  "I don't know whether it was the heatwave inflaming my vocal chords, its funny because of course it was the NTAs last night and when I got into my cab to leave, the driver said, 'you're the very first person to leave the NTAs, you're obviously not partying' and of course I don't drink, I don't smoke, so there's absolutely no reason, I can't understand why I've completely lost my voice."

"The irony of it [is] that we were all there together last night, you left first, you hadn't been drinking anything, I didn't leave as early as I should have done," said Charlotte. Ed interrupted to say that he too didn't drink that much and had a relatively early night when he left at the same time. Susanna concluded her chat by saying, "Thank you Charlotte for stepping in!" and heading back home to rest her voice.