GOOD Morning Britain's weather girl Laura Tobin showed off her stunning figure when she posted a behind the scenes video of her wardrobe changes at GMB.
The married mum of one, 41, took to Instagram to show off ten different looks, revealing her petite frame, and asked followers to choose their favourite outfit.
She accompanied her video with Meghan Trainor's song Made You Look and captioned the post saying: "Decisions, decisions. A big trying on session for @debbiedresses to see which is yes or no."
She added: " Which is your favourite and which don't you like?"
And fans were quick to give their opinion. One said: "All the figure hugging ones. The first short floaty one is ok. Everything else looks aging."
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Another said: "Laura those dresses were made for you especially the tight dresses brings out your beautiful curves. Gorgeous."
And a third added: "You look lovely in them all."
But this is not the first time Laura, who has been reporting the weather forecast for GMB since 2012, has been hailed for her style.
Last month, she garnered praise when she wore an above the knee leather shirt dress.
And at that time a fan commented: "#GMB loving @Lauratobin1 outfit on todays show. I like to know what martial its made of it looks like leather and why didn't she wear black heels with it to match."
A second follower said: "Nice shot of Laura legs and leather skirt there."
While a third agreed: "She looked amazing."
And while her styling efforts are considered to be on point, it seems she hasn't had the same luck with her co-host Richard Madeley.
Last month viewers called out the controversial GMB host for leaving Laura red-faced after asking her a series of questions about planet Mars, to which she did not have some of the answers - live on air.
Richard was dubbed "Partridge" after Alan Partridge, the fictional tactless radio and TV host, played by Steve Coogan.
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One fan sarcastically said: "There you go Susanna and Partridge."
