Cat Deeley's chic This Morning linen Bermuda shorts are on sale for under £25
Cat Deeley's is back with another summer look, showing us how you can still look chic even in sweltering temperatures. The heatwave has disappeared for the time being, with temperatures looking to soar from next week, we need all the warm weather fashion inspiration we can get. The This Morning presenter has been absolutely nailing her fashion choices recently, showcasing a variety of striking outfits, from the sunny vibes of her butter yellow linen suit by Massimo Dutti to the figure-enhancing green maxi dress from French Connection, not to mention the party-ready mini dress from River Island.
Her wardrobe strikes the perfect balance between accessible high-street pieces and timeless silhouettes that will never go out of style. And her look from yesterday is no exception. Sporting a linen waistcoat and Bermuda short set from Reserved, Cat's breezy look is ideal for summer office dressing.
And the best part? Both pieces are currently in Reserved's summer sale and under £25 each. Originally priced at an affordable £32.99, the Creased linen-blend bermuda shorts are now £22.99, while the Vest with linen blend is also £22.99 down from £35.99.
Linen is the perfect fabric to wear in the summer as it has natural breathability, as well as moisture-wicking properties to esnure you stay cool and dry all day long. We love the on-trend burgundy shade of Cat's set, not to mention the stylish and flattering Bermuda shorts. A style choice loved by Princess Diana and Meghan Markle, Bermuda shorts are a great way to tone make your tailoring work for the same, and feel a bit cooler and casual.
The longer length helps to provide that extra coverage whilst keeping you looking stylish and sophisticated, especially when worn with a classic shirt or a matching waistcoat like Cat.
If you're looking for some alternative Bermuda shorts, we love Nobody's Child deep chocolate brown pair, whcih are currently reduced from £65 to £33. Plus Topshop's slightly longer burgundy tailored ones, also on offer or 50% off at £18.
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