Cat Deeley’s butter yellow co-ord on This Morning looks designer – but it’s from this high street brand
This could be our favourite look from the presenter yet
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Your support makes all the difference.Holly Willoughby’s outfits on This Morning were as much of a talking point as the show itself. Sharing her daily looks on Instagram, the former presenter’s covetable choices more often than not sold out.
So, when she left last year, thoughts soon turned to who would replace her – and whether they could compete with her fashion crown. Enter new presenter Cat Deeley, whose fashion choices are the perfect blend of considered premium brands and affordable high street finds.
Think cosy knits and tailored shirts from French cool-girl label Sezane, co-ords and floral dresses from Mint Velvet, as well as everyday blouses from Sienna Miller’s collaboration with M&S and ballet flats from River Island.
Deeley’s effortlessly chic style leans into trends but has a classic and wearable feel, giving viewers inspiration for everything from office attire to dinner dates.
Embodying her signature style, Deeley has returned to the new season of This Morning (2 September) in an on-trend butter yellow co-ord from high street hero Zara. Costing less than £100, the halter neck waistcoat and matching pencil skirt are hero separates for your wardrobe going into autumn. Here’s where to shop.
Zara belted halterneck top: £35.99, Zara.com
Butter yellow was everywhere this summer and the trending hue isn’t going anywhere for autumn. The fitted top from Zara is a contemporary take on a waistcoat, complete with a V-neckline, matching lining and flattering halter neckline. The metal buckle and front button fastening give the top structure and extra detailing. Whether styled with the matching pencil skirt à la Deeley or dressed down with jeans and under a blazer, you’re sure to get plenty of wear out of the separate.
Zara midi skirt with belt: £35.99, Zara.com
Pencil skirts have shaken off their frumpy reputation for autumn/winter 2024. This Zara style is a case in point. Characterised by a cool butter yellow finish, it features a skinny belt for cinching the skirt in and a high-waisted cut for extra versatility when styling. There are also false back welt pockets and a back slit at the hem for movement. When you’re not teaming with the matching top, style the skirt with an oversized T-shirt and trainers for a high-low look.
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