ITV presenter Holly Willoughby is known for serving up some serious style inspiration during her appearances on This Morning.
Back in September, the blonde beauty sported a full outfit from high-street retailer L.K.Bennett, delivering the perfect look for daytime chic.
The look comprised a cream cotton shirred cuff blouse and red-and-cream check tweed mini skirt.
Fans of Holly's L.K.Bennett outfit will be pleased to know that both items have been reduced in the brand's January sale, saving shoppers nearly 50%. The long-sleeved cotton blouse is down to £79 (was £159), while the check tweed mini skirt is now priced at £84 (was £169).
It might be cold out outside, but Holly Willoughby's blouse and skirt combination is ideal for wearing with tights, plus you can throw on pretty much any winter jacket over this look.
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The blouse is designed with shirred, ruffle cuffs that add interest to laidback outfits. It also features a pleat detail on the back.
Meanwhile, the red-and-check mini skirt provides a subtle way of adding colour to your look during the cold season. Crafted from Italian tweed, it has a fitted shape that looks smart while flattering your shape.
Holly paired the understated outfit with her staple nude heels from Gianvito Rossi. However, we think it would go great with a pair of tights and ankle boots this winter.
The This Morning presenter shared the look to Instagram in September, much to the delight of her fans.
Many were quick to comment on Holly's post, with some saying she looks "amazing" and "10/10".
If you're loving the 41-year-old's daytime look, you can currently get it for less on L.K.Bennett website - but be quick.
It's safe to say that Holly Willoughby is a huge fan of British high-street retailers.
She is often seen wearing clothing by Warehouse, & Other Stories, and Nobody's Child.
One of the the high-street brands we see her wearing most, though, is L.K.Bennett. You can shop their full range here.
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