Holly Willoughby's This Morning outfit today: How to get her blue floral midi dress
13 June 2023, 10:19
Where is Holly Willoughby's floral blue dress from and how much does it cost?
Holly Willoughby is making the most of the sunny weather with an incredible midi dress on This Morning today.
And as she kicks off another week without Phillip Schofield by her side, Holly has chosen a floral blue piece to stay cool.
Designed in a trapeze shape, this dress comes in a farfalle print in the blue variation with tie details across the bust and a slightly fitted waist.
Derived from certified renewable wood sources and produced using environmentally responsible production processes, this viscose uses less water and has lower emissions.
From Whistles, the piece only costs £119 and comes in sizes 4-20.
Holly also paired it with her staple black strappy heels which are the perfect summer accessory.
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How long has Holly Willoughby been presenting This Morning?
Following her success as a presenter on Dancing On Ice, Holly was brought in to replace Ferne Britton on This Morning in 2009 alongside Phillip Schofield.
The pair worked together for 15 years, before Phillip sensationally quit in May after admitting to an affair with a younger colleague.
What are Holly Willoughby’s style tips?
Speaking after her partnership with M&S, Holly revealed the key to staying so effortlessly stylish."
"I've got to be comfortable," she confessed.
"Gone are the days where I'll put something on and be forever tucking it in or pulling it down. I can't bear that – it drives me bananas. There is not enough time in the day to tuck yourself in 50,000 times."
She also warned her fans ‘not to get hung up on sizes’, explaining: “Sometimes you'll find that even though you're a 12, you'll put on a jumper and it will be cut big and boxy, and you might think ‘I love this, but I'm going to wear it in a 10 or an 8 and then I'm going to tuck it in.’
"So, ignore sizes and just try stuff on: wear it how you want to wear it, not how the size dictates.”
Does Holly Willoughby have any fashion deals?
Holly was unveiled as the face of Marks and Spencer's fashion campaign back in September 2018.
As the retailer’s brand ambassador, she originally picked out a selection of “must-haves” from the autumn collection which went on sale on 27 September that year.
The star was back in summer 2019 with her fifth collection with the brand called 'Holly Loves'.
During the first lockdown, she released her autumn 2020 collection, posing for pictures from her own home.
She also recently shared her brand new project 'Wylde Moon', which the presenter describes as a 'beautiful online space' where she can share the things she loves.
She told her followers: "I'm so excited to introduce you to @wyldemoon, a very personal project that I have been working on for a long time.
"It is a space full of things that I love and people that inspire me... from beauty and fashion, to energy and healing.
Holly Willoughby formally announces Wylde Moon
"Each month, on the full moon, we will be adding exciting new content & watch out for the WYLDE MOON boutique launching soon. This is just the beginning, so dive in."
Who is Holly Willoughby’s stylist?
Angie Smith is an English celebrity and red carpet stylist and has been in charge of Holly’s style for over three years.
As well as Holly, she also chooses outfits for the likes of Rochelle Humes, Laura Whitmore and Christine Lampard.
Her website reads: "Angie Smith is a trusted and sought-after fashion and celebrity stylist who is known for her clean and timeless style that regularly sees her clients on ‘best dressed’ lists across many media titles."
Opening up about Holly’s changing style, Angie previously told the Daily Mail: "Holly was open to new ideas.
"The main thing I wanted to do was get her into more colour – so we tried everything on and went from there. I remember her saying, 'I’ve had my kids. I just need to change it up.'"
