Cat Deeley just nailed this season's hottest trend on This Morning - shop her exact French Connection co-ord and other polka dot high street buys
Cat Deeley just nailed this season's hottest trend on This Morning in a polka dot co-ord.
The ITV presenter stunned in a matching two-piece outfit on Thursday's instalment of the daytime show.
She wore a Strapless Polka Dot Peplum Top from French Connection, priced at £75 and the Polka Dot Maxi Skirt which retails for £89.
The top features an elegant bandeau neckline and all-over polka dot print, keeping in style with this season's trends.
While the skirt matches with similar black and white fabric boasting an elasticated waist and a slit along the back.
Cat seemed to adjust the length of the skirt to just above her knee, making it more comfortable for the recent warmer weather and added a chunky black belt on the waist of her blouse, paired with black strappy heels.
Strapless Polka Dot Peplum Top £75.00
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Polka Dot Maxi Skirt £89.00
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An alternative option to Cat's top can be found at Mango.
The Polka-Dot Blouse With Ruffles retails for £29.99 and is available in a range of sizes.
It features black polka dots on off-white viscose fabric and is cropped with a v-neckline.
The Saskia Stretch Cotton Shir t can be found at Boden, reduced from £66 to £23.76.
Made from 96% cotton, the blouse is a slightly more formal option and is long sleeved with a collar and ivory and navy dots.
The fabric is described as being 'structured with a little stretch' and could be styled for either formal or casual occasions.
While Anthropologie offers a more voluminous option with their Maeve Sleeveless Babydoll Bubble Blouse.
Currently reduced from £78 to £45, the 100% cotton piece is sleeveless and boasts playful, puffy layers of polka dots.
Polka-Dot Blouse With Ruffles £29.99 Shop
Saskia Stretch Cotton Shirt £23.76 Shop
Maeve Sleeveless Babydoll Bubble Blouse £45.00 Shop
Long Polka-Dot Skirt £35.99 Shop
As for Cat's skirt, Mango also offers a Long Polka-Dot Skirt for £35.99.
The A-line cut skirt looks sophisticated and features a small dot print on off-white fabric.
It could be paired with their matching polka-dot blouse or styled with another block of colour to add variety.
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