Cat Deeley's linen dress that 'fits like a glove' discounted with code
Cat Deeley is no stranger to a great summer dress, and her latest look on This Morning proves exactly why she's become one of daytime TV's most stylish presenters. This morning, Cat stepped out in a dreamy buttermilk yellow halterneck dress - a shade that has not-so-quietly become the top colour trend of 2025.
The presenter wore Boden's Halter Linen Dress, which comes in at £146. However, customers at Boden can currently save 15% off new dress styles with the code W7XC, taking the total down to £124.10.
The Boden number comes in an 80% breathable linen fabric with a hint of recycled cotton, finished with a smocked back panel for a little extra give. The composition makes it ideal for warm weather dressing, ideal for any forthcoming heatwaves.
The sweetheart neckline brings soft structure, while the full, flared skirt adds a romantic swing. Tied neatly at the neck, the look is polished, feminine, and completely effortless, which is exactly Cat's vibe.
If you've been watching closely, you'll know that Cat loves a halterneck, with the silhouette becoming something of a summer signature for the 48-year-old. Cat wore at least seven halter-style dresses or tops on This Morning in June alone, confirming her love for the neckline that flatters shoulders and elongates the frame.
The dress comes in sizes 4-22, but for those who enjoy options, Nobody's Child's Butter Yellow Colorado Midi Dress is currently on sale for £55.25 down from £65. It has a soft, fitted top and flows to a light, airy skirt, complete with bra-friendly straps and side pockets. Alternatively, this ASOS DESIGN summer maxi dress with full skirt in lemon comes in at £28. Dropped waists are also trending this summer, and this purse-friendly pick ticks several style boxes for summer.
Fans who've snapped up Cat's Boden dress already have praised its airy fit, high-quality fabric, and thoughtful design - including its pockets. One said: 'This dress fits like a glove! My first purchase from Boden, so I wasn't sure about sizes because I'm usually between 10 and 12 (I'm 5.8 with a short torso and long legs). I went for size 10 regular and it is perfect. I ordered both colours, and am keeping them both because the linen fabric is great and the cut of the dress is exactly what I've been looking for.'
One found the waist to be a little high, giving the frock two stars, commenting: 'This dress looks gorgeous in the photos, and I hoped it would look good on. However, the waistline is far too high on me (I'm 5' 8") and means the fit and flare style flares out too high and gives me an odd shape. So disappointed because I liked the style, the fabric, lining and pockets.'
Meanwhile, a third, five-star rating read: 'The dress is comfortable to wear and airy. The colour is very nice. It's a pity that there is no matching jacket. I converted the halter to a crossed back. This was easily possible with two small seams and has the advantage that the front of the dress does not spring forward when you lean over. Feel free to offer more flared dresses with a raised waist, dear Boden team.'
Cat styled her dress with some flat sandals and a dramatic gold chain necklace with an oversized heart. She wore her hair down in a voluminous, blow-out style - ideal for a summer dinner date. Shoppers can copy her exact look with the Boden dress here.
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