Amanda Holden shows off legs in summer mini skirt that's 40% off
This week, the 54-year-old was summer ready as she showed off her pins in a mini skirt and one-sleeved top. And now, fans can steal her style for less because I've found her exact outfit - and it's on sale with 40% off.
Sharing her warm weather ensemble, Amanda told her 2.5 million Instagram followers: 'Hello happy Monday can you believe the weather finally? It's fantastic, so I decided to just wear one sleeve.'
The blouse in question is the Cotton Stripe Belted Woven One Shoulder Top from Karen Millen, which is currently £59.40 down from £99. The cotton fabric and one-sleeve design ensures breathability, making it ideal for the warmer weather, be it for family gatherings or outdoor brunches.
Coming in an eye-catching striped pattern, the belted waist cinches in the waist, creating a feminine silhouette that Karren Millen says is 'both flattering and comfortable'. Perfect for daytime events, this versatile piece can be styled for a range of casual outings. Pair it with high-waisted trousers and flat sandals for a sophisticated lunch date, or team it with your favourite denim and trainers for a stylish weekend look.
Amanda styled it with the Stretch Denim Snaffle Trim Mini Skirt, also from Karen Millen. The skirt is made from a stretchy fabric which allows for 'all day comfort' with Amanda being a fan of the pockets and its length.
She said: 'Hello happy Monday, can you believe the weather finally? It's fantastic, so I decided to just wear one sleeve. This [skirt] reminds me of the 80s when I used to have little jean skirts. It's that sort of midi length as well. I'm quite enjoying it. It's got two flappy pockets disguised in there to put useful things. And this gorgeous blouse with one sleeve, super lovely, this could be like a day to evening thing.'
Originally £79, the skirt is down to £47.40 as part of the limited time deal, but some sizes have already sold out. Elsewhere, River Island has this Blue Denim Button Mini Skirt for £36 which has similar pocket detailing, but with a button front design with all sizes in stock.
Karen Millen is a brand that's incredibly popular with the presenter, who has oftentimes been seen wearing outfits from the retailer. Back in February, the ITV star wore this blue Karen Millen frock with a pair of white pointed heels. While it's usually priced at £159, the exact Karen Millen dress Amanda sported currently has a whopping 40% off at Debenhams. This discount means customers can now bag the item for £83.40 - a saving of £75.60.
But she doesn't always opt for the higher-end high street names, and is known to be a fan of more affordable brands too. Earlier this year, Amanda offered the perfect inspiration when she showed off her elegant, all-grey outfit from River Island. The presenter's Oversized Long Sleeve Shirt, £45, comes in regular or petite sizes, and matches these Grey Wide Pleat Front Trousers, also £45.
But if its her Karen Millen skirt and blouse combo you want to recreate in your own wardrobe, fashion fans can shop the look here.
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