Marks and Spencer shoppers are rushing to buy a 'must-have' blazer and shorts outfit after it was modelled by Holly Willoughby. The ITV presenter posted the glamorous picture on her Instagram account, with fans gushing over how good she looked.
The This Morning star shared an image of posing on a chair wearing beautiful tweed shorts and blazer, finished with white trainers.
She wrote: "Soft tailoring is a must-have in my spring wardrobe. Plus, this formal look can be dressed down with trainers, making it perfect for any occasion."
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On Marks and Spencer's website, it says the £79 tweed blazer 'lends a smart touch to any outfit'. It reads: "Designed in a tailored fit, with a double-breasted front and button fastening for a classic look. Welt pockets provide handy space for your essentials. This piece is fully-lined for comfort and matching shorts are available. M&S Collection: easy-to-wear wardrobe staples that combine classic and contemporary styles."
Amassing over 45,000 likes, dozens of people replied to the post. One person wrote: "You look absolutely amazing", another said: "Love everything about this".
A third wrote: "These trainers are cute."
For shoppers looking to expand their spring clothes, Primark is also selling a very popular dress. Fans are now in love with the attire that was promoted by galslovehighstreet on Instagram - an account that shares ‘the best women's high street fashion and beauty’.
The video was uploaded along with a caption saying: “Primark really just be a shop that does dupes now and we ain’t mad the Zara viral dress but for half the price.”
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